14 Al-Shabaab militants killed by Somali army
Somali National Army (SNA) on Tuesday killed 14 Al-Shabaab militants following an early morning attack at the strategic town of
U.S. service member injured in Al-Shabaab attack “stable”, AFRICOM says
The United States military confirmed that one American service member was injured in an attack by the Islamist militant group
South Africa’s Shoprite Holdings to leave Kenya
South Africa’s Shoprite Holdings plans to sell or close its remaining two stores in Kenya by the end of December.
World Bank appoints new Country Director for Kenya, Rwanda, Somalia, Uganda
The World Bank on Monday announced the appointment of Keith Hansen as the new Country Director for Kenya, Rwanda, Somalia,
COVID-19 outbreak threatens food security in parts of Nigeria
The outbreak of COVID-19 has increased food insecurity in four major states of Nigeria, a report has shown. The National
Zimbabwe relaxes COVID-19 regulations for returnees
The Zimbabwe government has relaxed COVID-19 regulations on inbound human traffic, with those testing negative 48 hours before their return
Egyptian, Moroccan FMs discuss developments in Libya
Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry and his Moroccan counterpart Nasser Bourita discussed on Monday the latest developments in war-torn Libya.
COVID-19 pandemic shuts down beloved Mombasa eatery, for now
It has been a home away from home to both local and international visitors who made it their favorite eatery
Nigeria’s capital airport resumes international flights after 6-month shutdown
Activities were resumed at the international wing of Nigeria’s ever-busy capital airport Monday, as the country recorded its first batch
Egypt’s recorded COVID-19 cases surpass 100,000 mark
Egypt’s total recorded coronavirus cases hit 100,041 on Monday, the health ministry said in a statement. The total death toll