Civilians among over 100 victims of Libya mines: UN
Mines have killed or wounded more than 100 people including many civilians, south of Libya’s capital Tripoli following deadly combat
Nigeria’s economic hub expands COVID-19 response capacity
As Nigeria continues to see a surge in the number of COVID-19 cases, authorities in Lagos, Nigeria’s economic hub and
Scottish police name Sudanese man shot dead during knife attack
Police in Scotland named a man who was shot dead by officers during a knife attack in the city of
Zimbabwe’s new currency system sufficiently funded: Central Bank
Zimbabwe’s state-run Sunday mail reported that Zimbabwe has sufficient foreign currency reserves to sustain the reintroduced foreign currency auction system,
Kenya offers discounts for Mombasa-Naivasha SGR freight service
Kenya Railways said it will provide discount rates for cargo clients who use the Mombasa-Naivasha Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) freight
Reporter’s Diary: Meeting a nomadic Berber family in Morocco
At around 7 pm as we arrived at our lodge, deep in rural Morocco, I heaved a huge sigh
Online Dragon Boat Festival cultural activities in S. Africa
Affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Dragon Boat planned by Confucius Institute of Durban University of Technology in South
Suspected poacher killed as Botswana battles rampant rhino deaths
This week, Botswana soldiers shot a suspected poacher in a gunfight that happened in the Okavango Delta, Botswana’s military said,
Global COVID-19 cases exceed 10 million
Global coronavirus cases exceeded 10 million on Sunday according to a Reuters tally, marking a major milestone in the spread
Kenya-US trade talks to begin in a week’s time: President Kenyatta
The much anticipated trade talks between Kenya and United States of America are slated to start on 7th July 2020