WFP frontline staff express shock, pride over Nobel
They risk their lives to feed millions of people in some of the most dangerous places on the planet, but
South African panel orders ex-leader Zuma to testify in graft probe
A South African judicial panel on Friday ordered former president Jacob Zuma to testify next month over allegations of state
Africa can learn from China’s efforts to conserve wildlife: conservationists
Africa can learn from China’s efforts to conserve its wildlife resources, a pan-African wildlife conservation body said on Friday. Fred
Botswana cuts bank rate to support economic activities
Botswana’s central bank has cut the bank rate by 50 basis points, down from 4.25 percent to 3.75 percent, after
Tunisia reports 2,357 new COVID-19 cases, 26,899 in total
Tunisian Health Ministry on Thursday reported 2,357 new COVID-19 cases, raising the total number of infections to 26,899. The death
Kenya’s Internet users grow in Q2 as services go online amid COVID-19 pandemic
Internet subscriptions in Kenya rose about 5.1 percent between April and June as demand for the service surged amid stay-at-home
Teaching Chinese language in African schools one way of cementing ties: Zambian expert
The introduction of the Chinese language in Zambia and other African countries schools should not be misinterpreted, an expert on
UN envoy invites Renamo faction leader to join peace process
The personal envoy of the United Nations Secretary-General for Mozambique invited Friday the leader of the proclaimed Military Junta, a
African Union lifts post-coup suspension of Mali
The African Union on Friday lifted its suspension of Mali which went into effect after a military coup toppled the
Kenya records 442 cases of COVID-19
The Kenyan Health ministry on Friday reported 442 more coronavirus infections in Kenya, saying it had analyzed 5,327 samples in