Ethiopian Foreign Minister: U.S. won’t pressure us into signing any deal on dam
Ethiopia says it will not be pressured by the United States into signing a deal with Egypt and Sudan over
Spain declares state of emergency as COVID-19 cases hit 4,209
Spain’s President Pedro Sanchez on Friday declared a “state of emergency” across Spain after the country’s total confirmed cases rose
Sudan reports first coronavirus case
Sudan on Friday reported its first confirmed coronavirus case, a man who died on Thursday and had visited the United
Jacob Zuma loses latest bid to stop corruption trial
South Africa’s Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) has rejected former president Jacob Zuma’s application to appeal a lower court’s decision
Uganda accuses retired general of seeking Rwanda’s help to remove Museveni
Ugandan police arrested a retired general on suspicion that he sought support from neighboring Rwanda to remove President Yoweri Museveni.
One year after cyclones, thousands in Mozambique still living in shelters
Hundred-year-old Vasco Gaspar leans on his walking stick in a field in central Mozambique, gathering maize near the tent where
Shares in South Africa’s Sasol jump nearly 30%
Shares in South African petrochemicals group Sasol surged nearly 30% on Friday as a recovery in oil prices sparked buying
Thunderstorms, heavy rain shut down parts of Egypt
Most Egyptians stayed at home on Thursday as schools, universities and public institutions were closed due to a thunderstorm and
South Africans repatriated from Wuhan to arrive on Friday
The 122 South Africans who are expected to be repatriated from Wuhan, China, are due to arrive in South Africa
EAC suspends all meetings over coronavirus
The East African Community has suspended all planned meetings until further notice due to the global outbreak of novel coronavirus