Global COVID-19 deaths top 1.1 million: JHU
The number of global COVID-19 deaths have surpassed the 1.1. million mark as the virus continues to ravage the world.
3 killed, 5 kidnapped in Boko Haram raids in Cameroon’s Far North region
At least three civilians were killed and five others abducted when terror group Boko Haram raided a locality in Cameroon’s
UNHCR resumes evacuation flights out of Libya after seven-month suspension
The United Nations refugee agency has resumed evacuation flights out of Libya after a seven-month suspension due to the COVID-19
U.N. urges Mali authorities to bring perpetrators of twin attacks to justice
The United Nations has urged Malian authorities to act swiftly to apprehend those responsible for separate attacks on Thursday against
Zambian expert calls for more Chinese investment to boost agricultural export
A Zambian agriculture expert says there is need for more Chinese investment into Zambia’s agriculture sector in order to help
Nigeria resumes yellow fever vaccination campaign amid COVID-19 outbreak
Nigeria has resumed yellow fever vaccination with safety measures against COVID-19, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). While combating
Mourinho explains glaring omission from Arsene Wenger’s book
Tottenham Hotspur manager Jose Mourinho said on Friday the reason he did not feature in Arsene Wenger’s autobiography was “because
Kenya reports 437 new COVID-19 cases, total tally jumps to 43,580
Kenya on Friday reported 437 new COVID-19 cases, pushing its total tally up to 43,580. The East African nation continues
U.N. says preparations underway for meeting of Libyan factions
Preparations are underway for the Libyan Political Dialogue Forum (LPDF) which is scheduled to be held in Tunisia in November,
Libyan mayors discuss political concerns with UN envoy
The Acting Special Representative of the UN Secretary General to Libya, Stephanie Williams, on Friday held meetings with Libyan mayors,