Morocco’s Youssef En Nesyri scores as Sevilla powers into Europa League quarterfinals
Moroccan striker Youssef En Nesyri was on the score sheet as Sevilla advanced to the quarterfinals of the Europa League
Ethiopia resumes land and air transport services to Djibouti
Ethiopia on Friday announced the resumption of land and air transport services to neighboring Djibouti. Ethiopia imposed restrictions on land
Uganda’s prisoner population surges, raising fears of COVID-19 outbreak
Uganda has recorded a 10% increase in the number of people in jail since March, a prison official told Reuters
Guinea’s ruling party nominates President Conde for third term
Guinea’s ruling party on Thursday nominated President Alpha Conde to stand for a third term, taking advantage of a new
Floods displace 150,000 people in eastern South Sudan
At least 150,000 people have been displaced from their homes due to heavy flooding in the eastern Jonglei state in
South African prop Maks van Dyk joins Harlequins on short-term deal
South African tighthead prop Maks van Dyk joined English Premiership Rugby side Harlequins for the remainder of the 2019/20 season.
COVID-19 cases in Africa surpass 1 million mark
Africa’s confirmed coronavirus cases have surpassed the one million mark, with more than 690,000 recoveries and more than 22,000 deaths cumulatively,
MADE IN AFRICA: Ethiopian weaver modernises ancient craft
Hand-weaving in Ethiopia dates back centuries, and the craft is passed down through the generations. The woven cloth is used
Faces of Africa – Kofi Annan Pt.1
Kofi Atta Annan was born into an Aristocratic family in Ghana. He rose to head the United Nations as its
Zamalek beats El Masry as Egyptian Premier League resumes
The Egyptian Premier League resumed on Thursday after more than four months of suspension due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The