Kenya earmarks 3.7 million USD to boost rhino conservation
Kenya will set aside 400 million shillings (about 3.7 million U.S. dollars) annually to strengthen the protection of rhinos in
Tanzania issues action plan to promote giraffe research, conservation
Tanzania has developed a five-year National Giraffe Conservation Action Plan to enhance giraffe research and conservation in the East African
Zimbabwe’s outspoken opposition leader released on bail
A Zimbabwean court on Tuesday freed on bail an outspoken opposition leader and lawmaker a month after he was arrested
Uganda experiences mountain gorilla baby boom
Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is a host to more than half of the world’s mountain gorillas, is experiencing an
US seeks breakthrough on Sudan before election
With weeks to go before US elections, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is racing to make a breakthrough with Sudan
Botswana to introduce Swahili language in local schools
Botswana aims to introduce Swahili language in the southern African country’s local schools, a senior official said Tuesday. At a
Angola detains Dos Santos-linked executive on graft claims
Angolan state prosecutors on Tuesday arrested a businessman with close links to ex-president Jose Eduardo dos Santos over corruption claims,
Zimbabwe to open traditional Chinese medicine clinic
Zimbabwe’s largest referral hospital here has established a traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) clinic and is applying for an official license
UK’s Boris Johnson wans of stricter COVID-19 measures if people continue to break current rules
British health leaders say after months of keeping the coronavirus in check, new COVID-19 cases are now soaring again in
South Africa seeks greater African role in UN Security Council
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa on Tuesday urged greater African representation at the UN Security Council as well as a