Ex-Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak buried with full military honours
Former Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak was buried on Wednesday following a military funeral ceremony held at the Mosheer Tantawy mosque
Nigerian police recover 43 firearms with 1,117 rounds of ammunition
The Nigerian police have recovered 43 high-caliber firearms and 1,117 rounds of ammunition in the northeast state of Bauchi, the
Tunisia’s parliament approves a coalition government
Tunisia’s parliament approved a new coalition government in a confidence vote on Thursday. There were 129 votes in favour, 77
Ethiopia to skip latest round of Nile talks
Ethiopia says it will not send representatives to the final round of negotiations on the use of the Nile waters,
Ethiopia says its students well taken care of in China
Ethiopia has expressed satisfaction over the way its students are being taken care of in China amid the COVID19 outbreak.
South Africa giving billions to struggling state-owned firms
South Africa on Wednesday announced an additional $3.5 billion in government spending for struggling state-owned power utility Eskom and national
Russia set to begin using VAR technology
Russia will start using the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) technology in all its top flight football matches starting this weekend,
South Africa to cut public sector wages in attempt to curb budget deficit
South Africa will cut its public sector wage bill to contain a rising budget deficit, which is expected to hit
UN: Cost of fighting East Africa locust invasion has doubled
The money needed to combat a desert locust outbreak in eastern Africa has doubled to $138 million, the Food and
Kenya hosts Africa’s first Mountain Run
Kenya’s Meru Country held Africa’s first ever Mountain Run on Saturday 22 February, attracting thousands of athletes and spectators. The