Uganda resumes commercial flights after seven-month suspension
Uganda on Thursday resumed scheduled commercial passenger flights after seven months of government suspensions over the COVID-19 pandemic. Vianney Luggya,
International flights return to South Africa as borders reopen
The first batch of regional and international flights landed in South Africa early on Thursday, as borders reopened after a
Islamic authority in Sudan voices opposition to Sudan’s normalization with Israel
The Islamic governmental authority in Sudan on Wednesday announced its opposition to Sudan’s normalization with Israel in all fields. This
South Africa inflation slows for the first time in three months
South African inflation slowed for the first time in three months in August, remaining close to the bottom of the
More than 190 inmates still at large in Uganda after prison break
More than 190 inmates who escaped in a massive jailbreak last month remain at large, according to Uganda Prisons Services spokesperson Frank
Serena Williams pulls out of French Open due to injury
Serena Williams’ wait for a record-equalling 24th Grand Slam will go on longer after she was forced to withdraw from
Cote d’Ivoire’s former first lady: French army ‘closed eyes’ to rape attempt
Cote d’Ivoire’s former first lady Simone Gbagbo accused the French army of not having protected her from an alleged rape
Nigeria’s oil bill proposes free market pricing for gasoline
Nigeria’s latest proposed oil bill makes a provision for “unrestricted free-market pricing” of petroleum products, permanently ending decades of government-subsidized
Former Sierra Leone president ordered to appear before anti-graft commission
Former Sierra Leone president, Ernest Bai Koroma must appear before an anti-graft commission Monday to answer questions about alleged corruption
Morocco’s economy shrinks 14.9 percent in its second quarter
Morocco’s economy contracted by 14.9 percent in the second quarter of 2020, compared to a 0.1-percent growth in the first