Rwanda reopens cross-province transport, motorcycle passenger service
The Rwandan cabinet on Tuesday approved resumption of transport between provinces and motorcycle passenger service, which had been banned previously
Angola poverty rate at 41%
Angola’s poverty rate stands at 41 percent, meaning that about 4 out of 10 Angolans have a consumption level below
New Ebola outbreak declared in northwest DR Congo
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) on Monday declared an eleventh outbreak of the Ebola virus disease. Minister of Health
Ethiopia receives Chinese donation of 520,000 masks, medical supplies
Ethiopia received on Tuesday the donation of 520,000 masks and other medical supplies from five Chinese business companies and Dongguan
Morocco announces 37 mln USD aid package for drought-hit farmers
Morocco on Tuesday announced that an aid package of 37 million U.S. dollars has been paid to drought-hit farmers. According
South Africa court rules level 3 &4 lockdown restrictions invalid, unconstitutional
South Africa’s cabinet said on Tuesday it was studying a high court judgment declaring some coronavirus restrictions unconstitutional though the
South Sudan’s minister of East African Affairs dies
South Sudan’s minister of East African Affairs in the current unity government, John Luk Jok has died, a government spokesperson
Somalia confirms 66 new COVID-19 cases as tally hits 2,089
Somali health ministry on Tuesday confirmed 66 new cases of coronavirus, bringing the total number of infections to 2,089. Fawziya
Malawi plans to reopen schools in July
As one way of easing COVID-19 restrictions, the government of Malawi, through the Ministry of Education, announced that a presidential
6 elephants killed by poachers in single day in Ethiopia
At least six elephants were killed in a single day by poachers in Ethiopia last week, wildlife officials said, the