Absa ends 13-year sponsorship of South Africa’s PSL
South Africa’s Premier Soccer League (PSL) will have to search for a new sponsor for the next season following an
Biden clinches Democratic presidential nomination
Former U.S. Vice President Joe Biden secured enough delegates to formally clinch the Democratic presidential nomination on Friday, setting the
Uganda reopens national parks for tourism amid COVID-19
Uganda has reopened its national parks for tourism amid the COVID-19 pandemic, a state-run conservation agency said. The Uganda Wildlife
OPEC, Russia meet to extend record oil cuts, push for compliance
OPEC and its allies led by Russia meet on Saturday to approve extending record oil production cuts and to push
Egypt, IMF reach $5.2 billion credit deal to help Egypt against COVID-19 consequences
Egypt and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) reached a deal to provide the Egyptian government with a 12-month credit agreement
French army kills al-Qaeda North Africa chief Droukdel
The French government has said its military forces had killed al Qaeda’s North Africa (AQMI) chief Abdelmalek Droukdel during an
Ghana’s COVID-19 cases exceed 9,000
The number of people infected by the new coronavirus in Ghana increased to 9,168, with 283 new cases confirmed as
French army kills al-Qaeda North Africa chief Droukdel -armed forces minister
France said on Friday its military forces had killed al Qaeda’s North Africa (AQMI) chief Abdelmalek Droukdel during an operation
Cameroon army confirms journalist died in custody, denies torture
Cameroon’s army on Friday confirmed anglophone journalist Samuel Wazizi died in detention last year, accusing him of associating with terrorists
Kenya’s oversight body confirms at least 15 dead by police hand
At least 15 people have been killed by police in Kenya during a dusk to dawn curfew to curb the