C. A. R marks first peace deal anniversary
The Central African Republic has marked one year anniversary of the peace and reconciliation agreement which was signed in Khartoum,
U.S., Kenya launch talks on trade deal
The United States and Kenya on Thursday agreed to launch negotiations that could lead to the first U.S. bilateral trade
Botswana auctions permits to hunt elephants to ease human-wildlife conflict
Botswana will auction licences on Friday to hunt a total of 70 elephants in seven districts, the first such hunting
Xi tells Trump China is confident and capable of defeating virus outbreak
President Xi Jinping told U.S. President Donald Trump that China is confident and capable of overcoming the novel coronavirus
African ministers kick off ordinary session in framework of 33rd AU summit
The 36th ordinary session of the African Union (AU) Executive Council, which comprises ministers of the 55-member pan-African bloc, opened
National campaign helps over 700,000 South Sudanese children enroll back in school
South Sudanese government and multilateral partners on Thursday launched a national campaign that will see more than 700,000 children enroll
Ghanaian president pledges 100,000 USD to support rugby development
Ghanaian President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo on Thursday pledged 100,000 U.S. dollars to support Ghana Rugby Union’s preparations towards its
South Sudan to launch first oil, gas bidding round in March
South Sudan’s Petroleum Minister said on Wednesday Juba is prepared to host its first oil and gas bidding round next
Ghana investigating two suspected cases
Ghana is investigating two suspected cases of the coronavirus. The two patients reported to a hospital in Accra with symptoms
Uganda quarantines over 100 people to help control epidemic
Uganda says it has quarantined over a hundred people, 43 of these are Chinese Nationals. This comes as the World