Trial of ex-Sudan leader Omar al-Bashir delayed at request of defence
The trial of former Sudanese president Omar al-Bashir over the 1989 coup was delayed on Monday following a request by
Mamelodi Sundowns, Bloem Celtic advance to Nedbank Cup final
South Africa’s football season resumed, on Saturday, nearly five months after it was suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The
Al Ahly extends lead atop Egyptian league after 2-0 win against Enppi
Egyptian champions Al Ahly resumed their season with a nervy 2-0 over Enppi on Sunday at the Cairo International Stadium
South Sudan’s Kiir hints at reopening churches despite rise in COVID-19 cases
South Sudan’s government is exploring possibilities of how places of worship will reopen across the country despite the country still
Lebanese government resigns following deadly blast
Lebanon’s entire government stepped down on Monday following the massive explosion in Beirut that killed more than 160 people and
Espérance maintains 12-point lead over CS Sfaxien despite goalless draw
There was no change at the top of Tunisia’s Professionnelle Ligue 1 following the latest round of fixtures after league
GERD dam talks adjourned for a week, Ethiopia says remains committed to negotiation
The tripartite negotiations on the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) have been postponed by a week upon the request of
COVID-19 case zero might not come from Wuhan: WHO
Michael Ryan, executive director of the World Health Organization’s (WHO) Health Emergencies Programme, called for an open mind on Monday when
Major fire in Kenya’s Tsavo National Park contained, KWS says
The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) announced on Monday that a fire which had destroyed large parts of the Tsavo National
WHO to ship US$1.7 million worth of PPEs, humanitarian supplies to Lebanon
The World Health Organization will ship US$1.7 million worth of Personal protective equipment and humanitarian supplies to Lebanon following last