Cameroon arrests ivory smugglers, seizes nearly 120 elephant tusks
Cameroon authorities arrested four ivory smugglers attempting to transport nearly 120 elephant tusks through the country’s south, officials said Friday.
Seychelles votes for president, lawmakers in election
Most Seychelles voters will cast their ballot Saturday in presidential and parliamentary elections spanning three days across an idyllic archipelago
Rwanda launches six-year landscape restoration project
Rwanda has launched a six-year landscape restoration project that will restore the natural forests and increase the erosion control and
African Union welcomes signing of ceasefire agreement in Libya
The African Union has welcomed the signing of an agreement for a ceasefire in Libya on Friday and called on
At least 19 Killed in clashes in Eastern DR Congo
At least 19 people have been killed over several days of clashes between militias in the eastern Democratic Republic of
Uganda lowers COVID-19 testing charges
Ugandans will now pay US$50 for testing for COVID-19. This is according to a statement by the Ministry of Health.
Death toll in Ghana’s church collapse building jumps to 22
At least 22 people were killed and several injured when a six-story church building collapsed Friday in eastern Ghana, according
Polish President Duda infected with coronavirus, feels good: minister
Polish President Andrzej Duda has tested positive for coronavirus but is feeling good, presidential minister Blazej Spychalski announced on Twitter
Rwanda’s Mahama Refugee Camp registers more COVID-19 cases
The Rwandan Ministry of Health has announced that 35 people tested positive for Covid-19 in Rwanda on Friday, October 23
France becomes seventh country with more than 1 million COVID-19 cases
The number of confirmed coronavirus infections jumped over one million on Friday, making France the seventh country to reach that