Nigeria to disinfect schools ahead of class resumption
The Nigerian government on Monday said the disinfection of schools to curb the spread of COVID-19 will begin across the
Tunisian FM calls for further cooperation with China
Tunisian Minister of Foreign Affairs Noureddine Erray on Monday called for further economic, social and cultural cooperation with China. Cooperation
Zimbabwe president expresses worry over spike in COVID-19 cases
Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Monday said his government is concerned about the recent spike in local transmissions of COVID-19.
Zimbabwe to get US$60 million in food aid from the USA
The United States says it will provide US$60.55 million to assist Zimbabwe with its food insecurity during the lean season.
Congo dispatches former warlords to try to resolve ethnic conflict
Democratic Republic of Congo’s government has dispatched former warlords, including two who were tried for war crimes in The Hague,
Super Rugby’s Lions sign former Cheetahs winger Rabz Maxwane
Super Rugby side the Emirates Lions confirmed the signing of winger Rabz Maxwane, who previously played for the Toyota Cheetahs.
Burundi begins mass COVID-19 screening
Burundi on Monday launched a COVID-19 mass screening exercise after the new government shifted the country’s policy on the pandemic.
SA’s Kobus van Wyk scores two tries in Hurricanes’ win over Chiefs
South African winger Jacobus van Wyk scored two tries to guide 14-man Hurricanes to a 25-18 win against the Chiefs
Andy Edwards joins Springboks from Saracens as Head of Athletic Performance
SA Rugby confirmed the appointment of Andy Edwards as the new Head of Athletic Performance for the men’s national rugby
Isabel dos Santos says to cooperate with Angola in bid to clear her name
Isabel dos Santos, the daughter of former Angolan President Jose Eduardo dos Santos, says she will cooperate with the country’s