COVID-Organics: Madagascar’s purported cure for the pandemic
Some African countries are ordering consignments of Madagascar’s purported cure for COVID-19. The World Health Organization is yet to
Namibia lifts foot-and-mouth disease restrictions
Namibia has lifted restrictions that halted the trade and movement of cattle from Kabbe North Constituency in the north east
DR Congo police crackdown on sect killed 55 in “bloodbath”
Democratic Republic of Congo police killed at least 55 people in a crackdown on a separatist religious sect in April,
S. African tennis great spearheads relief initiative for coaches
South African tennis great John-Laffnie de Jager has been on the forefront of the Tennis Cares initiative, that aims to
Cote d’Ivoire football diehards hit hard by suspension
The National Committee of Elephants Supporters from Cote d’Ivoire is one of the most colourful and vocal African football fan
What you need to know about tomorrow’s vote in Burundi
Central Africa’s Burundi is set to hold general elections on May 20, where about 5.1 million registered voters are expected
Rwanda orders release of young women jailed over abortions
Rwanda’s president has pardoned and ordered the release of 50 young women who were jailed for having or assisting
Moderna COVID-19 vaccine shows promise during early human trial
U.S.-based drug maker Moderna on Monday said that its coronavirus vaccine candidate showed encouraging results. The Massachusetts biotech firm said
56 elephants mysteriously die in Botswana
Authorities in Botswana on Tuesday announced the puzzling death of 56 elephants in the Seronga and Eretsha villages in the
Lesotho PM Thabane officially resigns following murder scandal
Lesotho Prime Minister Thomas Thabane officially resigned following months of intense pressure to do so over his alleged involvement in