UN envoy reports alarming military escalation in Libya
The top UN envoy for Libya on Tuesday reported alarming military escalation in the country despite the threat of a
Kenya football giants Gor Mahia die hard fan turns to producing face masks
The global Covid-19 lockdown has impacted diehard sports supporters who find themselves without their weekly fix of action and
WFP: Hunger could double in East Africa and the Horn in months as coronavirus spreads
The population of hungry citizens in east and horn of African region could double in the next three months as
Southern Africa bloc backs Mozambique in fight against insurgents
Southern Africa’s regional bloc urged member states to support Mozambique in fighting militias with suspected links to Islamic State in
COVID-Organics: Madagascar’s purported cure for the pandemic
Some African countries are ordering consignments of Madagascar’s purported cure for COVID-19. The World Health Organization is yet to
Uganda to start easing virus lockdown from June 2.
Uganda plans to start easing strict lockdown measures from June 2 and also reopening schools for leaners set to do
UN human rights commissioner welcomes arrest of Félicien Kabuga
The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet welcomed the arrest of Rwandan genocide fugitive Felicien Kabuga who
S. African tennis great spearheads relief initiative for coaches
South African tennis great John-Laffnie de Jager has been on the forefront of the Tennis Cares initiative, that aims to
Namibia lifts foot-and-mouth disease restrictions
Namibia has lifted restrictions that halted the trade and movement of cattle from Kabbe North Constituency in the north east
DR Congo police crackdown on sect killed 55 in “bloodbath”
Democratic Republic of Congo police killed at least 55 people in a crackdown on a separatist religious sect in April,