Tanzanian PM warns politicians against misleading statements on novel coronavirus
Tanzanian Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa on Friday warned politicians to stop making misleading statements on the outbreak of the novel
Zimbabwe battles to clear huge passport backlog
Zimbabwe is battling to clear a backlog of more than 400,000 passports dating as far back as 2018 due to
40 people killed in separate attacks in central Mali
Gunmen killed 31 people in the Ogossagou village, mainly inhabited by the Fulani community, in central Mali on Friday night,
Kenya plans to reform coffee sector
Kenya said on Friday it plans to undertake far-reaching institutional, legal and support-services interventions intended to reverse the negative trends
Tunisia’s PM-designate postpones government announcement
Tunisia’s Prime Minister-designate Elyes Fakhfakh postponed announcing a new government until Saturday, according to a statement by the Tunisian presidency.
Air quality to be monitored in Kenya ahead of World U20 Championships
The Nairobi 2020 World Athletics U20 Championships will be the first global track and field championships where air quality will
Kenya hires foreign experts to fight locusts
Kenyan government has roped in foreign experts in the fight against the desert locust invasion that has affected 17 counties
U.S. Secretary of State visits Senegal, Ethiopia, Angola on African tour
U.S Secretary of State Mike Pompeo arrives in Africa this weekend as the first U.S. cabinet official to visit in
Ethiopia to hold parliamentary elections on August 29
Ethiopia’s election body on Friday set a date for free parliamentary elections. The election will be a first test of
Ghana seeks to address nationwide psychiatrist shortfall
Ghana has taken steps to make up the shortfall in psychiatrists in the country, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the