G7 Ministers urge private sector debt relief for poorest nations
G7 finance ministers on Friday reiterated their call for private lenders to participate in a debt suspension program for the
Kenya mulls construction of museum on human evolution
Kenya will construct a state-of-the-art museum in the scenic Rift Valley region to help showcase its archaeological treasures and boost
Uganda reports 154 new COVID-19 cases as death toll rises to 71
Uganda’s Ministry of Health on Friday reported 154 new confirmed coronavirus cases raising the nationwide caseload to 7,218. Of the
Botswana warns against holiday travel as COVID-19 surge continues
Botswana’s anti-pandemic authority on Thursday evening advised the public against traveling during the coming Independence Day holiday, warning of a
Kenya records 13 more COVID-19 deaths
The death toll in Kenya from the coronavirus rose to 682 on Friday after 13 more patients succumbed to the
ECOWAS to uphold Mali sanctions until appointment of civilian PM
West African bloc ECOWAS will maintain its sanctions on Mali until a civilian prime minister is appointed, ECOWAS mediator Goodluck
Two injured in knife attack near former Charlie Hebdo office in Paris
At least two people were injured on Friday following a knife attack close to the former offices of the satirical newspaper
‘Hotel Rwanda’ hero admits backing rebels, denies violence
The man portrayed as a hero in the movie ‘Hotel Rwanda’ has admitted in court that he backed a rebel
Tanzanian forward Mbwana Samatta joins Fenerbahce from Aston Villa
Tanzanian striker Mbwana Samatta left Aston Villa to join Turkish club Fenerbahce less than a year after joining the English
Severe flooding in South Sudan displaces more than 600,000 :U.N.
Severe flooding in South Sudan has forced more than 600,000 people to flee their homes since July, this is according