Mohamed Salah named Africa’s highest paid footballer: Forbes
Egypt and Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah is the highest paid African footballer according to a list released by American business
UNESCO bemoans increasing attacks on journalists covering protests
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural agency (UNESCO) said journalists reporting on protests around the world have increasingly come
Mamelodi Sundowns win Nedbank Cup, complete domestic treble
South African league champions Mamelodi Sundowns completed a domestic treble after winning the Nedbank Cup on Saturday. Sundowns won the
One person killed in Lagos train accident
One person was killed and an unknown number of others were injured in a crash involving a commuter train and
Uganda’s National Identification and Registration Authority shut down temporarily after positive COVID-19 case
The headquarters of Uganda’s National Identification and Registration Authority (NIRA) was on Monday closed temporarily after a security personnel tested
Zambia’s main brewer lauds partial opening of bars, nightclubs
Zambia’s main brewer on Monday commended the government for its decision to partially open bars and nightclubs which were closed
“It’s as if we wait for the plane to crash,” WHO chief laments lack of long term health investment
The world must work together to plan for long term investment in health in order to better prepare it for
South Sudan citizens decry skyrocketing food prices
South Sudan’s citizens on Monday decried skyrocketing prices of basic commodities like food due to the deteriorating economic situation in
CAF reschedules Champions League, Confederation Cup semifinals
The dates of the semifinals of this year’s CAF Champions League and Confederation Cup were pushed forward to the second
‘Hotel Rwanda’ hero charged with terrorism in Rwanda court
A Rwandan court on Monday charged Paul Rusesabagina, whose story inspired the film “Hotel Rwanda,” with terrorism, complicity in murder,