Eight Chadian soldiers killed by mine in jihadist area
At least eight soldiers in western Chad were killed and many others wounded when their vehicle struck a landmine laid
Africa may have COVID-19 vaccine by early 2021: South Africa trial lead
Africa could have a COVID-19 vaccine in the first quarter of 2021 in the ongoing human trials in South Africa
Malawi’s tobacco revenue hits 110 mln USD
Malawi’s revenue from tobacco sales have reached 110.2 million U.S. dollars in its eleventh week of trading this year, officials
China a key ally in Zimbabwe’s COVID-19 battle
China is a key ally of Zimbabwe in the fight against COVID-19. While the Southern African country has struggled to
President Buhari expresses grief over death of Cote d’Ivoire PM
Nigerian president Muhammadu Buhari has expressed grief over the death of Prime Minister Amadou Gon Coulibaly of Cote d’Ivoire and
Health workers in Ghana warn of potential COVID-19 calamity
Health workers in Ghana have warned that the country may run into a COVID-19 calamity if the government does not
The coronavirus pandemic: Impact on the waste sector
Maintaining the delivery of basic urban service—including waste collection and management—is becoming a growing challenge to cities grappling with the
COVID-19 repercussions may cost Tunisia 1.76 bln USD
The repercussions of the coronavirus pandemic could cost Tunisia over 1.76 billion U.S. dollars, Tunisian Finance Minister Mohamed Nizar Yaiche
Masks cut risk of COVID-19 infection by 65 percent, expert says
Wearing a face mask cuts the chance of coronavirus infection by 65 percent, an expert at UC Davis, a university
South Sudan allows resumption of international flights
South Sudan has greenlighted the resumption of international flights nearly four months after closing down its air space in efforts