COVID-19: Tunisia pole vault champion volunteers as a Doctor
Dorra Mahfoudhi is a 27-year-old Tunisian African pole vault Champion. She’s continuing her training during the coronavirus lockdown and still
Two Sessions: From an African Perspective
China’s long-awaited Two Sessions, which was delayed by COVID-19 for over two months, is finally underway in Beijing, as the
Remains of Rwandan war crimes suspect found in Congo
The remains of a fugitive major suspect in Rwanda’s 1994 genocide have been identified in a grave in Congo, a
Cape Town emerges as virus hot spot for South Africa and continent
Cape Town has become the center of the COVID-19 outbreak in South Africa and one of Africa’s hot spots.
Kenya raises $42,609 at biodiversity event organized by YILI group, Chinese Embassy and UNEP
Kenya received 4.56 million Kenya shilling (42,609 US Dollars) donation and the initiatives of sustainable development and biological diversity in
Nigeria finance minister says economy could shrink 8.9%
Nigeria’s economy could shrink as much as 8.9% in 2020 in a worst-case scenario without stimulus, Finance Minister Zainab Ahmed
CSA distances itself from Graeme Smith’s backing of Ganguly for ICC chairman
South Africa’s cricket governing body clarified its position ahead of the upcoming election of the International Cricket Council (ICC) Independent
10 South Sudan ministers test positive for COVID-19: official
10 of South Sudan’s cabinet ministers tested positive for the coronavirus, according to the Minister of Information Michael Makuei who
Kenya secures $43 million from World Bank for desert locust response
The World Bank on Thursday said it had approved 4.6 billion shillings (43 million U.S. dollars) credit to help Kenya
World Player of the Year Pieter-Steph du Toit to remain at DHL Stormers
South African Rugby World Cup winner Pieter-Steph du Toit withdrew his notice of contract termination and committed his future to