Zambia receives mixed reactions on school opening decision amid COVID-19
The decision by the Zambian government to reopen some examination classes in schools amid the COVID-19 has received mixed reactions
Uganda’s COVID-19 cases rise to 116 as 2 truck drivers test positive
Two more truck drivers have tested positive for coronavirus in Uganda bringing the country’s total confirmed cases to 116, the
Two militants killed in northern Somalia clashes
At least two militants were killed and another one injured in clashes between Somali forces and militants in Bosaso town
Zambia seeks IMF funding to help soften impact of coronavirus
Zambia has applied to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for a COVID-19-related rapid credit facility as it starts the process
Seven killed, six injured in Cameroon road accident
A road accident in Cameroon’s eastern region killed seven people and injured six others on Saturday afternoon, according to state
UN condemns attacks on civilians in Libya
The United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) on Saturday condemned attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure in Libya, as
Kipchumba relishes challenge at rescheduled London marathon
Vienna marathon champion Vincent Kipchumba relished the prospects of a debut run at the London marathon on April 26, but
UN Office in Zimbabwe appeals for funds for humanitarian crisis
The UN Resident Coordinator’s Office in Zimbabwe appealed for funds to help the southern African nation mitigate its humanitarian crisis in addition to
South Africa suspends use of Land Bank debt as collateral after default
South Africa’s central bank has temporarily prohibited the use of debt issued by the Land Bank as collateral after the
EU releases $75 million aid package for Zimbabwe
The European Union released a $75 million (€68.36 million) aid package for Zimbabwe to help the nation in its battle