Families of slain officers in Sudan’s failed 1990 coup demand justice
Families of 28 Sudanese army officers who were killed 30 years ago following an attempted coup to remove Omar al-Bashir
South Africa economy could contract 8.2% if second COVID-19 wave hits ~OECD
South Africa’s economy could contract 8.2% this year, and grow just 0.6% in 2021, if a second wave of COVID-19
S. African produces its first ventilators
South Africa has completed the first batch of ventilators which would be used to fight the COVID- 19, said the
Namibia to open up borders for tourists in August
Namibia will open its doors to tourists from August 3 in a bid to stimulate the tourism sector, President Hage
South Africa sees a drastic drop in rhino poaching
South Africa has seen a sharp decrease in rhino poaching thanks to a decade of implementing various strategies, Minister of
Nigeria’s Victor Osimhen joins Napoli from Lille in ‘record deal’
Italian side Napoli on Friday confirmed the signing of Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen from French Ligue 1 side Lille. According
Madagascar plans to relaunch tourism sector
Madagascar’s President Andry Rajoelina planned the partially reopening of tourism sector in October this year, a statement from the presidency
Namibia to suspend primary, secondary education for 28 days
Namibian President Hage Geingob on Friday announced the suspension of primary and secondary education from August 1 to 28 except
South Africa’s central bank plans more reverse bond repurchases
South Africa’s central bank will extend its tool kit to manage market liquidity by adding short-term, bilateral reverse repurchases of
Kenya issues tough regulations to govern resumption of international flights
As Kenya gears up to resume international flights into and out of the country on August 1, the Ministry of