At least six children killed in attack on Cameroonian school
Gunmen killed at least six children and badly wounded about eight others when they stormed a school in Cameroon’s Anglophone
UN provides support to over 200,000 displaced people in Mozambique
More than 200,000 people displaced by the terrorist attacks and turbulence in northern Mozambique have benefited from the multiple support
Kenya records 947 cases of COVID-19
The Kenyan Health Ministry on Saturday confirmed 947 new cases of COVID-19 from 6,862 samples tested in the last 24
Guinea president wins election with 59.5% of vote
Guinea’s President Alpha Conde won the Oct. 18 election with 59.5% of the vote, according to a full preliminary tally
Zimbabwe launches dollar-denominated stock exchange
Zimbabwe has launched a second stock exchange to trade solely in foreign currency, state media reported Saturday, in a move
Cameroon arrests ivory smugglers, seizes nearly 120 elephant tusks
Cameroon authorities arrested four ivory smugglers attempting to transport nearly 120 elephant tusks through the country’s south, officials said Friday.
Secondary health emergency looming in Sudan after flooding: UN
A secondary health emergency is looming in Sudan, with more than 4.5 million people at risk of vector-borne diseases following
Rwanda launches six-year landscape restoration project
Rwanda has launched a six-year landscape restoration project that will restore the natural forests and increase the erosion control and
Seychelles votes for president, lawmakers in election
Most Seychelles voters will cast their ballot Saturday in presidential and parliamentary elections spanning three days across an idyllic archipelago
African Union welcomes signing of ceasefire agreement in Libya
The African Union has welcomed the signing of an agreement for a ceasefire in Libya on Friday and called on