Nigerian military kills 392 gunmen in major operation
The Nigerian military said on Thursday that it had killed up to 392 gunmen across the northwest and north-central regions
SA government to appeal court ruling invalidating some lockdown regulations
The South African government announced on Thursday that it had decided to appeal a court ruling which declares some of
South Africa records highest daily increase in COVID-19 cases
South Africa on Thursday recorded 3,267 COVID-19 cases in the past 24 hours, the highest daily surge since the disease
Burundi court upholds disputed presidential election results
Burundi’s constitutional court on Thursday upheld the results of last month’s presidential election and rejected the complaints filed by opposition leader Agathon
Global Funds gives Zambia over 315 mln USD to combat HIV, TB and Malaria
The Global Fund has given Zambia over 315 million U.S. dollars to finance programs to fight HIV, tuberculosis and malaria,
African countries secure 90 million coronavirus test kits for next six months
African countries have secured 90 million test kits for the novel coronavirus for the next six months, a regional disease
Senegal to ease virus curfew after angry protests
Senegal said Thursday it would ease an anti-coronavirus curfew and lift restrictions on inter-city travel following two nights of protests
Tunisians emerge from lockdown and return to mosques and cafes
Tunisians returned to mosques and cafes on Thursday as the country ended most lockdown restrictions after largely containing the spread
Libya’s UN-backed gov’t announces taking over Tripoli
The spokesman of the UN-backed Libyan government’s forces, Mohamed Gonono, on Thursday announced taking over the entire capital Tripoli and
Bicycles: Setting the wheels of change in motion during and after COVID-19
World Bicycle Day highlights the potential for transforming the way the world moves around, before and after the COVID-19 pandemic,