Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia resume Nile dam talks
Sudan, Egypt and Ethiopia on Monday resumed a new round of talks to resolve a years-long dispute over the operation
Algeria to reopen mosques for public: president
Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune Monday announced that his country “is reviewing the possibility to reopen mosques for the public,” the
Failed landing of UN plane injures 11 people
A United Nations plane careened off the runway while touching down in the northern Malian city of Gao on Monday,
African Champions League final to be played Oct. 16-17
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has abandoned plans to play the semi-final and final of the 2019-20 African Champions
South African corruption watchdog probes COVID-19 tenders
South Africa’s anti-corruption watchdog said on Monday it was investigating irregularities in coronavirus-related tenders, the latest in a series of
NAPSA Stars in pole position to win Zambian league after Forest Rangers lose
NAPSA Stars will go into the final round of games at the top the FAZ/MTN Zambian Super League as Forest Rangers
South Africans go online to document police brutality
Strict enforcement of South Africa’s coronavirus lockdown by police and the army has placed the spotlight on official brutality, a
SAB dumps $290 million investment plans after South Africa alcohol ban
South African Breweries (SAB) said on Monday it was cancelling 5 billion rand ($290 million) of planned investments as a
Botswana’s Choppies to exit South Africa, Other African nations
Choppies Enterprise Ltd. plans to close its supermarkets across several African nations in a bid to focus on its growth
UN temporarily closes Zambia office after seven staff members test positive for COVID-19
The United Nations (UN) on Monday announced the closure of its office in Lusaka, the Zambian capital, after seven staff