South Africa extends deadline for SAA severance deal until May 1
South Africa’s government and specialists appointed to try to save the state-owned airline have agreed to extend a deadline for
Burundi to start electoral campaign
Burundian President Pierre Nkurunziza on Saturday signed a decree that the campaign for elections of the president, members of National
Rwanda introduces clearance pass for capital residents to go for essential services
Residents living in Rwanda’s capital should apply for a special pass from the police when going out for essential services,
Algeria decides to reopen more businesses to ease lockdown impact
The Algerian government on Saturday decided to re-open more businesses, in a move to ease the adverse effect of the
89 gunmen killed, 5 hostages rescued in Nigerian military operation
A total of 89 gunmen were killed in an anti-terror operation by troops in Nigeria’s north-western state of Zamfara, a
Chinese experts train Mozambique’s medical workers on COVID-19
Medical workers from Mozambique have been receiving training on COVID-19 from Chinese experts via teleconference at the Maputo Central Hospital in
WHO warns malaria deaths could double during virus pandemic
The new coronavirus pandemic could severely disrupt access to anti-malaria nets and drugs in sub-Saharan Africa, the World Health Organization
Kenyans will not be used as guinea pigs in coronavirus vaccine tests~ President
President Uhuru Kenyatta has dismissed reports claiming that scientists from the United Kingdom are considering testing a vaccine for
FIFA to release $150 million to members mitigate to COVID-19 impact
Football’s world governing body FIFA will release all operational funding due to member associations for 2019 and 2020 as the
South Africa to start Curfew From May 1 to ease lockdown
South Africa will implement a curfew from the start of May as it plans a limited return of its workforce