UN peacekeepers resume protection of Congo’s Nobel Laureate
United Nations peacekeepers on Wednesday resumed protection of Congo’s Nobel Prize Laureate Denis Mukwege, who received death threats in recent
Little left of Greece’s Moria refugee camp after second fire
A second fire in Greece’s notoriously overcrowded Moria refugee camp destroyed nearly everything that had been spared in the original
Chinese TikTok invites African entrepreneurs to join elevator pitch event
Chinese video sharing service, TikTok on Wednesday invited African entrepreneurs to join the world-first elevator pitch in the sky event.
Libya’s migrant workers suffer from repercussion of COVID-19
Hussein Ali, who came to Libya from Niger three years ago, didn’t expect that the strict measures against the COVID-19
3 killed in suicide bombing near Somalia’s presidential palace
At least three people were killed and seven others injured in a suicide car bombing in Somali capital Mogadishu on
Springbok lock Jason Jenkins joins Vodacom Bulls on short-term deal
South African lock Jason Jenkins joined Super Rugby side Vodacom Bulls on a short-term loan from Japanese Top League side
George Bizos, lawyer for Mandela at treason trial, dies aged 92
Anti-apartheid campaigner and human rights lawyer George Bizos died on Wednesday aged 92, local media reported. Bizos died of natural
Senegal to play Morocco, Mauritania in friendlies in October
Senegal is scheduled to play two friendlies against Morocco and Mauritania in October, the Fédération Sénégalaise de Football (FSF) confirmed.
12 candidates set for Guinea vote amid opposition split
12 candidates were given the go-ahead on Wednesday to contest in the October presidential elections in Guinea, where incumbent President
Aubameyang, Mane named in PFA Premier League Team of the Year
Gabon’s Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Senegal’s Sadio Mané were named in the 2019/2020 Professional Footballers’ Association’s Premier League Team of the