Egypt discovers 2,500-year-old statuette of god Nefertum
An Egyptian archeological mission unearthed on Thursday a carved statuette of ancient Egyptian god Nefertum at Saqqara necropolis of Giza
Egypt confirms 119 new COVID-19 cases, 103,317 in total
Egypt confirmed late on Thursday 119 new COVID-19 cases, bringing the total number registered in the country since the outbreak
Semenya lawyer prepares testosterone rule challenge in European court
The lawyer of South Africa’s Olympic 800m champion Caster Semenya, barred from certain races unless she takes hormone suppressants, has
Zimbabwe reopens airports after six-month suspension due to COVID-19
Zimbabwe reopened its airports for international scheduled flights on Thursday, six months after they were closed following the outbreak of
Three dead in Saudi centres holding Ethiopian migrants: Amnesty
At least three detainees have died in Saudi facilities housing thousands of Ethiopian migrants who are enduring “unimaginable cruelty” during
U.S. President Trump, wife Melania test positive for COVID-19
U.S. President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump have tested positive for COVID-19, Trump announced early Friday on his
Constitutional vote for ‘New Republic’ splits Algeria
Algeria is readying for a constitutional referendum that the establishment says will usher in a “New Republic” and boost freedoms,
As lockdown eases, Kenyan doctors warn Covid still lurking
Kenya is reporting a decline in coronavirus cases, and hospital admissions for Covid-19 have fallen sharply, but some frontline health
Mali interim government hopeful of imminent end to sanctions
The office of Mali’s interim president Bah Ndaw said Thursday that West African leaders may lift economic sanctions imposed against the
Rwanda genocide survivors want speedy trial for Kabuga, but court faces delays
A special U.N. tribunal in Tanzania should quickly try elderly tycoon Felicien Kabuga on charges of financing the 1994 Rwandan