Algerian official urges people to follow anti-COVID-19 rules after reopening of mosques
Algerian Minister of Religious Affairs Youcef Belmahdi on Saturday said the discipline of the faithful and their respect for preventive
Families of Lebanese blast victims plead for outside inquiry
Lebanon’s judicial investigation of the Beirut port explosion started with political wrangling over the naming of a lead investigator, military
Senegal’s COVID-19 cases surpass 12,000-mark with 160 new infections
Senegal’s COVID-19 cases surpassed this Saturday the 12,000-mark after 160 more cases were reported in the past 24 hours by
Ghana’s COVID-19 tally hits 42,210
Ghanaian health authorities confirmed 147 more infections of the novel coronavirus on Saturday, bringing the country’s total cases to 42,210,
South African president announces further relaxation of COVID-19 lockdown
South Africa will further ease its COVID-19 lockdown restrictions so as to reopen more sectors of the economy, President Cyril
Angola orders Brazil evangelical churches to close
Angolan prosecutors have seized several temples belonging to one of Brazil’s biggest churches over alleged fraud and criminal activities in
Trump says he is considering pardon for leaker Edward Snowden
President Donald Trump said on Saturday he is considering a pardon for Edward Snowden, the former U.S. National Security Agency
Sudan, Egypt stress necessity of reaching binding deal on Nile Dam
Sudan and Egypt on Saturday reiterated importance of reaching a binding agreement regarding the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) with
Robert Trump, U.S president’s brother who shunned the spotlight, dies
Robert Trump, the younger brother of U.S. President Donald Trump and a business executive who avoided the spotlight, died on
Japanese ship involved in Mauritius oil spill breaks apart
A Japanese bulk carrier that ran aground on a reef in Mauritius last month threatening a marine ecological disaster around