Libyan government forces attack eastern-based army near Sirte city
Libya’s UN-backed government forces said on Tuesday that they have launched airstrikes against the rival eastern-based army near the city
Nigeria extends easing of COVID-19 lockdown by two weeks
The Nigerian government on Monday extended the gradual easing of the lockdown by two weeks, as a measure to curb
Tanzania to dissolve parliament on June 19: speaker
Tanzania will dissolve parliament on June 19, the country’s Speaker of Parliament Job Ndugai announced in the country’s capital Dodoma
Springbok back-row Arno Botha joins Vodacom Bulls from Munster
South African rugby side the Vodacom Bulls bolstered their squad with the signing of Springbok back-row Arno Botha from Irish
Over 250,000 children in Libya at risk of vaccine-preventable diseases
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and the World Health Organization (WHO) on Monday said that more than 250,000 children
South Sudan’s Vice President Machar tests positive for COVID-19
South Sudan’s First Vice President Riek Machar and his wife Angelina Teny tested positive for novel coronavirus, an official confirmed
Children of Rwandan genocide fugitive Kabuga led police to Paris-area hideout
French intelligence agents spied on the children of Rwanda’s most-wanted genocide fugitive to track him down to an apartment in
Tanzania reopens skies for international passenger flights
Tanzanian authorities on Monday announced the reopening of its skies for international passenger flights. Isack Kamwelwe, the Minister for Works,
Kenya to use drones and mobile apps to assess impact of desert locust
Kenya’s Agriculture Ministry on Monday said that it will in July use drones and mobile applications to help assess the
Lesotho’s PM Thabane announces he is stepping down
Lesotho’s Prime Minister, Thomas Thabane announced on Monday that he is stepping down ending months of political uncertainty grasping the