Former Cote d’ivoire minister to run for president
Marcel Amon-Tanoh, a longtime ally of President Alassane Ouattara and until recently his foreign minister, declared on Wednesday he would
Sierra Leone cancels football season over COVID-19 pandemic
The Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) cancelled the Sierra Leone National Premier League following a unanimous decision arrived at together the
Nigerian lecturers oppose reopening schools, sitting exams amid COVID-19 surge
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), an umbrella union for lecturers in Nigeria, joined forces with 19 states in
Nigerian governor tests positive for COVID-19
Kayode Fayemi, the governor of Ekiti, a state in southwest Nigeria Wednesday announced that he tested positive for the novel
Kenya’s First Lady thanks her Chinese counterpart for anti-COVID-19 supplies
First Lady Margaret Kenyatta thanked Chinese First Lady Prof Peng Liyuan for donating medical supplies to assist in Kenya’s fight
WHO, Africa CDC form committee on COVID-19 traditional medicine research
The World Health Organization and the Africa CDC on Wednesday launched an expert advisory committee to enhance research and development
Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea seal deal to end border disputes
Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea have signed a cross-border defence and security agreement aimed at easing border tensions between both countries,
Africans in Europe: Cameroon’s Nsame nets hat-trick for Swiss champions Young Boys
Another round of football in Europe saw the conclusion of another of the so-called big five leagues as Spain’s La
Deputy President David Mabuza cancels question sessions ‘due to ill health’
Thursday’s question sessions with Deputy President David Mabuza in the National Council of Provinces and National Assembly have been postponed
Some 37,000 people affected by flash floods in Somalia
Flash floods caused by heavy rains have affected about 37,000 people in Somalia, causing a humanitarian crisis in the regions