Senegalese suffer disastrous raining season despite government aid
During this year’s rainy season, Senegal has been facing torrential rains which have caused six death and extensive material damage,
South Africa’s Quinton Fortune appointed first team coach at Reading
Former South African international Quinton Fortune was named first team coach at English Championship club Reading, the club announced. “We
Sudan floods kill over 100, threaten archaeological site
Flash floods in Sudan have killed more than 100 people and left tens of thousands homeless, threatening even a famous
AFRICOM releases identity of Al-Shabaab leader killed in August airstrike
The United States military released the identity of the senior Al-Shabaab leader who was killed in an airstrike in Somalia
Jessica Krug: U.S. professor who pretended to be Black resigns from university
An American professor who confessed she had pretended to be Black for several years, resigned from the university where she
Zambian president orders full reopening of schools
Zambian President Edgar Lungu on Friday announced the reopening of all schools, colleges and universities which were closed following the
Mozambique denies accusations of abuses in insurgency-hit province
Mozambique on Thursday denied accusations made by rights group Amnesty International that soldiers had committed atrocities, saying the acts were
Asia’s AFC Cup cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
The AFC Cup, Asia’s second-tier continental competition, was cancelled due to health fears amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The Asian
Kenya reports 190 new COVID-19 cases, total rises to 35,793
Kenya on Thursday reported 190 new confirmed COVID-19 cases raising the nationwide total to 35,793. A statement from the Cabinet
Mali experts’ report proposes 2-year transition with president chosen by junta
Experts appointed by Mali’s military junta proposed on Friday a two-year transitional government led by a president chosen by the