Tunisia cuts 2020 growth forecast, seeks new IMF deal
Tunisia will seek a new loan deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), its prime minister said on Sunday, after
Sudan urges Egypt, Ethiopia to resume talks on Nile dam
Sudan on Sunday urged Egypt and Ethiopia to return to negotiations to reach a deal regarding the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance
Coronavirus: 22 foreigners to leave Uganda after declining self-quarantine
Uganda on Sunday announced that 22 people who arrived in the country will return to their home countries after refusing
Truck-minibus collision in northern Ethiopia kills eight
A head-on collision between a truck and a transport minibus in Ethiopia’s Amhara regional state located in the northern part
East African bloc reiterates its commitment to women’s rights
The Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) reiterated its commitment towards women’s rights as the International Women’s Day is marked under
BREAKING NEWS: A German dies in Egypt due to Coronavirus
Egypt confirmed its first death as a result of the coronavirus in the country after a German citizen died from
Tanzania maintains no COVID-19 case ~VP
Tanzanian Vice-President Samia Suluhu Hassan maintained on Sunday that there was no reported case of COVID-19 in the east African nation.
Six shot dead in S. Africa’s Cape Town
Unidentified gunmen opened fire randomly at a dwelling in Cape Town early Sunday, killing six people and injuring seven others
Malawi president establishes special cabinet committee on COVID-19
Malawi president, Peter Mutharika, has established a special cabinet committee on COVID-19. The country’s Chief Secretary to the Government, Lloyd
Super Rugby: Sharks win to top table, Bulls pick up first win
South Africa’s Cell C Sharks made it five wins from six games in this year’s Super Rugby edition after defeating