Zimbabwe reports six new COVID-19 deaths, toll now at 141
Zimbabwe reported six more coronavirus-related deaths on Tuesday, raising the country’s death toll to 141. All the six deaths occured
South Africa’s Truworths flags full-year profit decline, impairs Office
South African retailer Truworths International Ltd on Wednesday flagged a decline in full-year earnings of as much as 33%, blaming
Sudan fires foreign ministry spokesman following Israel remarks
Sudan has fired its foreign ministry spokesman following remarks he made concerning “contacts” between Khartoum and Israel, the state news
Oil giant Shell laments impact of COVID-19 on operations in Nigeria
The Shell Nigeria Gas (SNG) on Wednesday bemoaned the impact of COVID-19 on their operations, saying it had negatively impacted
Blantyre residents cautioned on the use and disposal of masks
The use of face masks has become a new normal to many Malawians. Furthermore, new safety measures to control a
Gold production in Mali to continue despite crisis:Mining companies
Gold mining companies in Mali reassured investors on Wednesday that their operations were continuing as normal despite a deepening political
South Africa’s Denel made $99 million annual loss, ministry says
South Africa’s state defence firm Denel made a 1.7 billion rand ($99 million) loss in the 2019/20 financial year, the
Faction of DR Congo rebel group surrenders after internal revolt
Almost 500 fighters from a faction of one of the largest armed groups in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo
Curfew hours reduced in Zimbabwe as business hours extended
Zimbabwe has shortened an overnight curfew imposed to combat the coronavirus pandemic and extended business hours despite rising cases, the
Japan’s Nagashiki apologises and supports decision to arrest crew after Mauritius oil spill
Japan’s Nagashiki Shipping, the owner of a bulk carrier that ran aground in Mauritius, causing an oil spill in one