Uganda braces for major locust invasion
Uganda on Wednesday said it was preparing to take on a looming invasion of desert locusts from neighboring Kenya where
Ambassador Li Changlin, other diplomats mourn Burundi’s Pierre Nkurunziza
The Chinese ambassador to Burundi Li Changlin joined the East African country’s citizens in mourning the death of President Pierre
Ghana-based firm expects to have COVID-19 antibody test approved in July
Ghana’s Incas Diagnostics expects the country’s regulator to approve its new COVID-19 antibody test by the end of July, saying
Talk Africa: America burns
May 25th marked another dark day in America’s history of race relations and police brutality. George Floyd, an unarmed black
Burundi begins official mourning for President Nkurunziza
Burundi began an official for President Pierre Nkurunziza on Wednesday, a day after the announcement of his death from a
69 killed in Boko Haram attack in Nigeria: military source
At least 69 people, mostly women and children, were killed Tuesday night, when Boko Haram attacked Zowo ward in Gubio
Ethiopia extends PM and lawmakers’ terms, to hold polls once threat from virus is over
Ethiopia’s parliament approved on Wednesday an extra year in office for Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed after August elections were postponed,
Protest against COVID19 lockdown leaves three dead in DR Congo
At least three people died during a protest by hundreds of demonstrators in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s capital against
Tunisia parliament rejects motion calling for French apology for colonial era crimes
After a heated, 14-hour debate, Tunisia’s parliament on Wednesday rejected a motion calling on France to apologize for crimes permitted
PM Abiy Ahmed praises President Xi’s leadership in COVID-19 fight
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has hailed Chinese President Xi Jinping for the great leadership role he has played in