Intensive care units in Tunisian state hospitals reach 80% of capacity
Beds in intensive care units (ICU) in Tunisian public hospitals are about 80% full as COVID-19 cases surge, the health
Rwanda genocide suspect to be transferred to The Hague
An international tribunal prosecuting alleged Rwandan genocide financier Felicien Kabuga on charges of genocide and crimes against humanity said Wednesday
Donors pledge $1.7 billion for Burkina Faso, Mail and Niger
More than 20 donors pledged nearly $1 billion for the three countries at the epicenter of a humanitarian crisis in
Egypt launches first tourist restaurant at Giza pyramids
Egypt launches its first touristic restaurant at the Giza Pyramids plateau late on Tuesday. “Today, we announce the opening of
Tullow Oil gets okay for $575 million deal with Total
Tullow Oil announced Wednesday that it has received government approvals for the $575 million sale of its Uganda assets to
South Africa’s economy on recovery, says reserve bank
South Africa’s economy has started to recover after showing improvement in August, the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) said on
Former Burundi president Peter Buyoya gets life sentence for murder of successor
Burundi’s ex-president Pierre Buyoya has been sentenced to life in prison in absentia over the assassination of his successor in
Chinese-built factory in Ethiopia supplies 250,000 COVID-19 test kits
Ethiopian Minister of Health Lia Tadesse on Tuesday said a recently inaugurated Chinese built factory has supplied the first 250,000
5.6 tons of cannabis seized in Morocco
Moroccan authorities seized more than 5.6 tons of cannabis in two separate operations on Tuesday, official news agency MAP reported.
Kenyan leader calls for constitutional consensus to foster harmony
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta led the nation in marking this year’s “Heroes Day” on Tuesday by calling for a constitutional