Somalia clears World Bank Debt, enabling it for its first loans in 30 years
Somalia’s government cleared its arrears to the World Bank’s International Development Association, enabling the warn-torn nation to borrow from the lender
Rwanda urges vigilance over COVID-19
The Rwandan government on Friday urged its citizens to be vigilant in the face of the global spread of COVID-19,
All Tokyo 2020 venues completed on schedule
Tokyo 2020 organizers said on Friday that work on the Aquatics Centre was finished in February meaning that all the
Several injured in attack near US embassy in Tunisia
At least one militant on a motorbike blew himself up outside the U.S. embassy in Tunisia on Friday wounding
Humanitarian group accuses Nigerian military of hampering aid efforts
Tighter restrictions imposed by the authorities on aid groups operating in northeast Nigeria’s conflict zone are “stifling” efforts to tackle
Kenya Open Golf postponed over COVID-19 fears
Authorities have postponed indefinitely the 2020 Kenya Open Golf due to the COVID-19 outbreak. The golf tournament was scheduled to
Egypt’s oldest pyramid reopens to the public after 14-year restoration
After 14 years of restoration, the Djoser Pyramid in Egypt is once again open for tourists. The Djoser Pyramid, the
Coronavirus concerns force cancellation of Africa CEO forum
A high-level business conference due to take place in Cote d’Ivoire next week has been postponed, signaling heightened concern over