Chinese medical experts meet Sudanese health officials
Chinese medical specialists in COVID-19 held their first meeting on Monday with Sudanese health officials in the country’s capital, Khartoum.
U.N. says Libya sides agree to truce talks
Libya’s warring parties have agreed to restart ceasefire talks, the United Nations mission to the country said late on Monday
Four South Sudan soldiers shot dead by Ugandan military in contested border area
At least four South Sudanese soldiers were killed by their counterparts from neighboring Uganda over the weekend, a military spokesman
Nigeria relaxes coronavirus restrictions on places of worship
Nigeria will from June 2 relax coronavirus restrictions on places of worship, the chairman of the presidential task force for
Former African Presidents condemn George Floyd killing
Former African presidents have condemned the killing of George Floyd as violent protests continue in the US following his death
Tunisia to open all of its borders on June 27
Tunisia will open its sea, land and air borders on June 27, authorities said on Monday, in hopes of rescuing
Rwanda bans charcoal for cooking in Kigali
Rwanda is banning the use of charcoal for cooking in the capital, Kigali, and restricting supplies to the city from
Sierra Leone Covid-19 responders strike over unpaid risk allowances
Work on Sierra Leone’s Covid-19 pandemic was partially paralysed on Monday following a strike by frontline workers who were protesting
Uganda postpones reopening of schools as cases soar
Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni has postponed the reopening of schools for final year students for one more month. The president
At least 5 soldiers killed in ambush in Cameroon’s restive Anglophone region
At least five Cameroonian soldiers were killed on Monday in an ambush by suspected armed separatist fighters in the country’s