Namibia makes significant progress in treatment for TB: official
Namibia has achieved 86 percent treatment rate for tuberculosis (TB) and is doing reasonably well to remain within the internationally
Over 5,000 seal pups dead on Namibian beach, probe underway
More than 5,000 seal pups had been found dead at Pelican Point beach in Namibia’s coastal town of Walvis Bay,
Angolan president inaugurates country’s first tractor assembly plant
Angolan President Joao Lourenco on Wednesday inaugurated an agricultural tractor assembly plant at Luanda’s Special Economic Zone (ZEE) financed by
Egypt FM, UN envoy discuss Mideast peace process
Egyptian Foreign Minister held talks in capital Cairo on Wednesday with UN Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process
Tunisia arrests police chief of unrest-hit region
Tunisia announced Wednesday the arrest of a municipal police chief after protests in an impoverished town sparked by the death
Somalia mourns victims of October 2017 attacks amid call for unity, resilience
The international community on Wednesday joined Somalis in mourning the deaths of 587 people who were killed and 316 others
Kenya records 604 cases of COVID-19
Kenya on Wednesday confirmed 604 new cases of COVID-19 from 5,832 samples tested in the last 24 hours, bringing the
Uganda strives to balance food systems
As the world is set to commemorate World Food Day on Friday in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, Uganda
South African cricket in danger of ban as government intervenes
South Africa is in danger of being banned from international cricket after its government said Wednesday that it intended to
Africa’s COVID-19 cases near 1.6 million mark as death toll hits 38,868: Africa CDC
The total number of confirmed COVID-19 positive cases across the African continent has reached 1,592,549 as of Wednesday, the Africa