700,000 affected by South Sudan floods: UN
Some 700,000 people have already been affected by what seem set to become the worst floods in 60 years in
Zimbabwean government threatens to replace striking teachers with redundant ones
The Zimbabwean government says that it has put around 10,000 qualified but unemployed teachers on standby to replace striking teachers
French court approves extradition of Rwanda genocide suspect to Tanzania to face trial
A court in France on Wednesday approved the transfer of Rwandan genocide suspect Félicien Kabuga to the Mechanism for International Criminal
Pitso Mosimane confirms departure from Mamelodi Sundowns
Pitso Mosimane on Wednesday announced that he had left his position as coach of South African champions Mamelodi Sundowns. Mosimane
South African Airways suspends operations amid huge debt
South Africa’s state-owned airline has suspended all its operations as it struggles to raise a bailout of more than 10
South Sudan sets 10,000 USD ceiling for outbound travelers to curb cash outflows
South Sudan on Tuesday said it will bar people traveling outside the country with cash exceeding 10,000 U.S. dollars in
Kenyan court suspends strike at East Africa’s largest hospital
Kenya’s labor court has suspended a strike called by workers at Kenyatta National Hospital – East Africa’s largest referral hospital.
Guinea ‘closes border’ with neighbours ahead of polls
Guinea has closed its border with Senegal and Guinea-Bissau ahead of the general elections, a government official has been quoted
Key separatist leaders in Cameroon call for school resumption after years of boycott
Two key separatist leaders, for the first time in four years, on Tuesday called for school reopening in Cameroon’s two
Egypt records 124 new COVID-19 cases
Egypt recorded late on Tuesday 124 new COVID-19 cases, bringing the total infections in the country to 103,079, said the