Malawian NGO equips visually impaired elders with braille education
The Malawi Union of the Blind (MUB) in conjunction with the Norwegian Association of the Blind and Partially-sighted (NABP) has
UNICEF appeals for aid for displaced persons in DR Congo’s South Kivu province
UNICEF on Tuesday urged humanitarian partners to intensify their efforts to help thousands of people displaced in the highlands of
At least 81 people killed as South Sudan’s disarmament erupts in violence
At least 81 people have been killed in the South Sudan region of Warrap State following heavy fighting between armed
Ghana’s Samuel Tetteh joins New York Red Bulls on loan from RB Salzburg
Major League Soccer club New York Red Bulls on Tuesday announced the signing of Ghanaian striker Samuel Tetteh from Austrian
Three face years in Burundi prison for stone-throwing at leader
Three people have been sentenced to 30 years in prison in Burundi after being accused of throwing stones at the
South African players, coaches ready for resumption of Absa Premiership
South Africa’s Absa Premiership makes its much anticipated return on Tuesday after nearly five months after suspension due to the
Namibia to re-establish tourism sector amid COVID-19 pandemic: minister
Namibia’s Minister of Environment, Forestry and Tourism, Pohamba Shifeta, on Monday reassured the tourism industry that the ministry is doing
Zambian schools to remain closed amid escalating COVID-19 cases
Schools in Zambia which were closed following the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in March will remain closed following an
Nigeria singer sentenced to death in north for blasphemy
A young musician in northern Nigeria’s Kano state has been sentenced to death by hanging for blasphemy against Prophet Muhammad.
Medical workers make up 10 pct of Zimbabwe’s confirmed COVID-19 cases
About 10 percent of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Zimbabwe are frontline health care workers, with the total number reaching around