Tanzania to switch off 19 million sim cards
The Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority (TCRA) says it has already switched off some three million sim cards and will disconnect
Britain okays Huawei’s role in 5G network but adds ‘tight restrictions’
The UK government will allow Chinese tech giant Huawei to play a limited role in supplying the country’s 5G networks.
Suspected Islamist militants kill at least 30 in DR Congo
Suspected Islamist militants killed at least 30 people overnight in attacks on villages in the east of the Democratic Republic
UN seeks $1 billion for Ethiopia humanitarian response for 2020
The United Nations, the Ethiopian government and its partners have launched a 1 billion-U.S.-dollar plan to respond to the humanitarian
Nigeria may lose 2 Million children to pneumonia, UNICEF warns
Two million children in Nigeria could die in the next decade unless more is done to fight pneumonia, the United
Mali to increase the size of its army to rein in jihadists
Malian Prime Minister Boubou Cisse said on Wednesday that the country plans to bolster the numbers of its army by about
145 illegal immigrants deported from eastern Libya
A total of 145 illegal immigrants have been deported from eastern Libya to Egypt, Chad and Sudan, according to Libya’s
Kenya’s Senate votes to uphold governor’s impeachment
The Kenyan Senate on Wednesday voted to uphold the impeachment of the governor of a county over allegations of corruption,
Manchester United confirm Bruno Fernandes deal
Manchester United have confirmed they have reached an agreement with Portuguese side Sporting Lisbon to sign midfielder Bruno Fernandes, subject
Zimbabwe, Sudan appoint new head coaches
Croatian Zdravko Logarusic has been appointed the head coach Zimbabwe national men’s football team, the country’s football association announced. Logarusic