Saudi Arabia to restrict domestic haj pilgrims amid coronavirus fears
Saudi Arabia is to limit the number of domestic pilgrims attending the haj to around 1,000 to prevent the spread
Somalia resumes football season after suspension due to COVID-19
Somalia became the second African country after Tanzania to resume its domestic football season following a three-month suspension due to
Malawians vote in presidential election, await results
Malawians on Tuesday went to the poll to elect a president following the court’s annulment of the May 2019 election
World urged to act over potential HIV drug shortages, in the next two months
Stocks of medication for HIV patients could run out in the next two months, because of higher costs linked
South Africa to begin clinical trials of COVID-19 vaccine
South Africa is due to begin clinical trials of a vaccine against the coronavirus on Wednesday as the country grapples
COVID ‘fueling existing vulnerabilities’ in Central African Republic: Lacroix
The Central African Republic (CAR) is making progress as it prepares for presidential and legislative elections in December, but the
U.S. maintains Libya needs political process to end conflict
The United States on Monday emphasized that Libya’s peace process must be achieved through a political process and not through
Coronavirus pandemic: Nigerian scientists claim to have discovered the vaccine
A team of Nigerian scientists has announced the discovery of a preventive vaccine against the coronavirus pandemic, this is according
COVID-19: China hands over medical supplies to Sierra Leone
The second batch of medical supplies donated by the Chinese embassy were handed over to Sierra Leone here on Monday
Equity Group transaction to acquire Atlas Mara operations collapses
A proposed deal between Kenya’s Equity Group Holdings and financial services company Atlas Mara in which the former would acquire