Rwanda approves waiver of visa fees for Africans, Commonwealth, OIF citizens
Rwandan cabinet Friday approved waiver of visa fees for a broad category of visitors entering the east African country. Cabinet
Cameroon to rerun partial legislative elections in Anglophone regions
Cameroonian President Paul Biya on Friday evening signed a decree announcing partial legislative election rerun in Anglophone regions on March
Coronavirus: Morocco’s economy to be affected as major events are cancelled
Morocco has so far recorded only two cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) but , authorities are taking preventive measures to halt
Zamalek knocks out defending champions Espérance from CAF Champions League
Defending champions Espérance Sportive de Tunis were knocked out of the CAF Champions League following a 3-2 aggregate loss to
South Africa confirms second coronavirus case: Health minister
South Africa confirmed its second case of the coronavirus, the Ministry of Health said in a statement on Saturday. The
Super Rugby: Rebels condemn Lions to fourth defeat
The Emirates Lions suffered a fourth defeat of the Super rugby season after going down 37-17 to the Melbourne Rebels
WHO: Countries should put “high priority” to containing coronavirus
All countries should make containing the outbreak of COVID-19 their top priority, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Friday,
South Africa’s PSL bans pre-match handshakes due to coronavirus
South Africa’s football governing body, the Premier Soccer League (PSL) on Friday suspended the customary act of shaking hands before
U.S. creates new envoy position to counter rising terrorism in Sahel
A statement from the State Department spokesman in the United States, says a special envoy for Africa’s Sahel region
Three killed as civilians attack UPDF detach in Zombo, Uganda
Three people have been killed after some unknown civilians attacked Oduk UPDF detach in Zombo Town Council, in Zombo District,