Kenya extends nightly curfew to January next year
Kenya’s President Uhuru Kenyatta announced on Wednesday a list of new measures aimed at combating the impending second wave of
Biden campaign says willing to fight Trump in court
The presidential campaign of Democratic nominee Joe Biden said on Wednesday it is prepared to fight U.S. President and Republican
Chinese helping to diversify Zambia’s economy: former minister
Chinese are helping Zambia to diversify from mining to agriculture sector that will result in improved living standards for Zambians,
Malawi postpones secondary school exams due to leakage of exam papers
Malawi government has postponed the Malawi School Certificate of Education (MSCE) examination due to massive leakage of some of the
Ghana to deploy over 62,000 security personnel during December general election
Ghana’s Police Inspector-General James Oppong-Boanuh said Wednesday that 62,794 security personnel will be deployed to secure the general election in
Coronavirus cause of Algeria president’s hospitalization
Algeria’s secretive presidency confirmed Wednesday that the mysterious illness that caused President Abdelmadjid Tebboune to be hospitalized in Germany last
Africa’s COVID-19 confirmed cases pass 1.81 million
The number of COVID-19 confirmed cases in the African continent has reached 1,813,065, the Africa Centers for Disease Control and
Eight African athletes nominated for World Athlete of the Year award
A total of eight African athletes were nominated in the World Athlete of the Year category, athletics’ world governing body,
More than 50 jihadists killed in operation in Mali: French officials
More than 50 Islamist militants were killed and four others were arrested in a security operation in Mali last week,
Nigeria’s Ola Aina scores as Fulham register first Premier League win
Nigerian Ola Aina scored his first goal for Fulham as the London side defeated fellow promoted side West Brom 2-0