Bissau braces for rise in coronavirus cases, enlists Cuban medical help
Guinea Bissau was warned on Saturday to prepare for a possible increase in coronavirus cases by the head of its
Malawi polls: Ruling party calls for a third presidential election
Malawi’s ruling party is now calling for a third presidential election, citing irregularities and intimidation in this week’s re-run vote
Kenya plans to criminalize doping by September
Kenya said on Saturday it will pass legislation to criminalize doping offences in September. Sports Cabinet Secretary Amina Mohamed said
Court upholds South Africa’s cigarette sales ban in lockdown
An effort to lift South Africa’s ban on cigarette sales during the country’s coronavirus lockdown has failed. The High Court
Air Cote d’Ivoire says propped up by $24 million from government
Ivory Coast’s national airline Air Cote d’Ivoire received 14 billion CFA francs ($24.09 million) from the government to keep it
South Africa reiterates commitment to UN Charter
South Africa on Friday joined the international community in commemorating the 75th anniversary of the signing of the UN Charter.
UN says six migrants dead, dozens rescued off Libya coast
93 migrants among them, a woman who gave birth at sea were rescued off Libyan shores as they tried to
Churches and Mosques to re-open in Egypt after 3 months closure
Egypt has lifted many of the restrictions put in place to fight the coronavirus pandemic, reopening cafes, clubs, gyms and
Egypt executes Libyan militant convicted of deadly attack
Egypt executed a Libyan militant on Saturday convicted of carrying out a deadly terrorist operation near the capital Cairo in
Coronavirus pandemic: Flight departs UK to deliver virus aid to Africa
Britain’s Royal Air Force says the first in a series of flights taking coronavirus aid to Africa has departed for