W.H.O. chief in self-quarantine after contact with Covid-19 patient
The World Health Organization Director-General Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said he will self-quarantine after being identified as a contact of
Kenya’s wildlife sanctuary gets more land
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta has handed over the title deed for 2,000 acres that was previously donated by a research
Landmine kills 9 troops in northeast Nigeria
At least nine Nigerian troops were killed when a military truck hit a landmine in jihadist-wracked northeast Nigeria, two security
Egypt releases 400 people arrested in rare anti-government protests
Egypt released on Tuesday over 400 people arrested in September for taking part in rare, nationwide protests that called for
653 health workers infected with COVID-19 in Zimbabwe
A total of 653 healthcare workers have been infected with the coronavirus since the COVID-19 pandemic was first started in
Libyan Joint Military Commission agrees on cease-fire terms
Stephanie Williams, acting special representative of the UN Secretary General to Libya, said Tuesday that the Libyan Joint Military Commission
Springboks to stick with Rugby Championship and SANZAAR
Rugby World Cup champion South Africa will remain part of the four-nation SANZAAR rugby alliance for the immediate future, defying
Nigerian troops kill 75 Boko Haram militants in clearance operation
Nigerian troops killed 75 Boko Haram militants in about a month’s time in an ongoing operation in the restive northeast
COVID-19 lockdown leads to credit growth slumps in Botswana
Bank credit growth in Botswana has slowed down amid the pandemic, dropping from 10.7 percent to 6.4 percent during the
Ethiopia PM orders ‘military action’ against Tigray region leaders after alleged base attack
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has ordered military action against the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), after accusing the