Libya’s oil shutdown caused over $255M in losses – state oil company
The shutdown of Libya’s major oil fields and production facilities has caused losses of more than $255 million in the
Ex-NBA star Deng invests in basketball in South Sudan
Former NBA star Luol Deng has vowed to take basketball in his country of birth into another level following some
UN warns countries have breached arms embargo agreed at Libya summit
Several countries have violated an arms embargo on Libya which they had agreed to uphold a week ago at a
Talk Africa: Celebrating the Chinese New Year
China is celebrating its Lunar new year. Also widely known as the Chinese Spring Festival, the period is an annual
Nearly 6000 inmates pardoned and released on parole in Egypt
Egyptian Interior Ministry announced on Saturday that 2,957 inmates were pardoned on the occasion of the 68th National Police Day.
More rains in Namibia after lengthy dry spell
Parts of Namibia continued to receive rainfall on Saturday after a lengthy drought affected agricultural production in the Southern African
Batswana in China urged to remain calm in wake of coronavirus outbreak
The Botswana government has urged its nationals in China to stay calm and follow safety precautions laid out by the
Ethiopia to establish AI research center
The Ethiopian Council of Ministers has decided to establish an artificial intelligence (AI) research and development center. The move was
Turkey’s troops to remain in Libya – Erdogan
Turkey has no plans of withdrawing its troops from Libya, and will continue offering support to the United Nations-recognised Government
UN agency appeals for funding to help 1.2 mln refugees
The United Nations Refugee Agency, UNHCR, has appealed for “robust support” to meet the humanitarian needs of about 735,000 refugees