China donates food portions to vulnerable groups in South Africa
The Chinese Embassy in South Africa on Monday donated food portions to local vulnerable groups as effects of the COVID-19
Pandemic deprives Kenya’s tourism sector about $800 million
Kenya’s tourism sector has taken a huge hit amid the COVID-19 pandemic, losing some 85 billion shillings (about $800 million),
Oumar Niasse to leave Everton, Hakimi, Tau futures to be decided
Everton confirmed that Senegalese forward Oumar Niasse will leave the club when his current contract expires at the end of
2020 China-Africa Digital Trade Week starts virtually
The inaugural China-Africa Digital Trade Week was successfully launched virtually on Monday, attracting high-level dignitaries from across Africa and China,
Seven killed in hospital fire in northern Egypt
At least seven patients were killed and seven medical staff members wounded on Monday when a fire erupted in a
South Africa further eases restrictions on domestic air travel
The South African government on Monday announced the further easing of restrictions on domestic air travel despite continued surges in
Kenya, Zambia congratulate new Malawian president
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta and Zambian President Edgar Lungu on Sunday sent congratulatory messages to Lazarus Chakwera who was sworn
Sudan extends full curfew in Khartoum State
The Sudanese government on Sunday decided to extend the full curfew in Khartoum State for one more week starting Tuesday
Spain says PM off to Africa, EU’s list of safe nations ready soon
Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez is to make his first international trip since the coronavirus crisis to west Africa on
Malawi’s Chakwera sworn in as president after re-run election
Malawi’s new president Lazarus Chakwera was sworn in for a five-year term on Sunday, hours after unseating former leader Peter