Made in Africa: Tinga Tinga Art in Tanzania
Tinga Tinga paintings are a unique and visually stunning painting style that was developed in the second half of the
Zambia may be overwhelmed by COVID-19 due to non-compliance with rules: agency
Zambia faces the threat of being overwhelmed by coronavirus cases due to citizens consistently failing to follow regulations put in
Singapore crushes ivory from around 300 elephants to deter illegal trade
Singapore started crushing nine tonnes worth of elephant ivory on Tuesday, in what authorities said was the biggest such event
Niger expands emergency across region where aid workers were killed
Niger’s government has extended a state of emergency to the entire region that surrounds the capital Niamey and suspended access
At least six killed as Somalia security forces put out prison uprising
At least six prisoners were killed and another six injured when Somali security forces beat back an uprising in Mogadishu’s
Anxious Mauritians use hair to stem Japanese ship’s oil spill
Mauritians are making floating booms of human hair and leaves in a round-the-clock scramble to mop up oil leaking from
Isabel dos Santos steps down from Unitel
Angolan billionaire Isabel dos Santos will leave her job in the administration of telecoms operator Unitel amid ongoing tensions between
Al-Shabab inmates fight security officers inside prison in Somali capital
A fierce gunfire was heard inside the main prison in Mogadishu on Monday afternoon after al-Shabab inmates exchanged gunfire with
Namibia to auction fishing quota to raise money for COVID-19 medicines
The Namibian government will for the first time auction its 60% share of the country’s annual horse mackerel and hake
Global coronavirus cases top 20 million, doubling in 45 days
The number of coronavirus cases topped 20 million on Tuesday, more than half of them from the U.S., India and