Rwanda exhuming mass grave of 5,000 genocide victims
Local authorities, residents, and Ibuka, an umbrella organization of genocide survivors associations, are jointly exhuming a mass grave believed to
Morocco registers 3,985 new COVID-19 cases, 61 more deaths
Morocco announced on Wednesday 3,985 new COVID-19 cases, taking the tally in the North African country since March 2 to
France to go back into nationwide lockdown as COVID-19 second wave hits hard
France will go into national lockdown starting from Friday to stem the second wave of the coronavirus epidemic, President Emmanuel
Algerian president transferred to Germany for medical checks
Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune on Wednesday evening was transferred to Germany for medical examination, the presidency announced in a statement.
Floods kill 35 in Somalia since January: UN
At least 35 people have died and nearly 1.6 million others affected by flooding in Somalia since January when heavy
Libyan investigators find more mass graves in recaptured city
Libyan authorities have dug 12 bodies from four more unmarked graves in the city of Tarhouna, adding to the scores
Zimbabwe to gradually reopen land borders from December 1
The Zimbabwean government announced the country’s land borders will re-open at the beginning of December following months of closure as
Salah, Traore score for Liverpool, Ajax in Champions League games
The first of the second round of group matches in this season’s UEFA Champions League were played on Tuesday with
UN Security Council welcomes ceasefire agreement in Libya
The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) welcomed the signing of an agreement for a permanent ceasefire in Libya and urged
Pre-election violence in Cote d’Ivoire could amount to war crimes: ICC prosecutor warns
The International Criminal Court’s Prosecutor, Fatou Bensouda, on Wednesday warned that incidences of pre-election violence witnessed in Cote d’Ivoire could