UN chief voices concern over surge in violence in Sudan’s Darfur
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Wednesday expressed his deep concern over the increasing violence in Sudan’s Darfur region, notably the
14 killed by gunmen in central Nigeria attack
A gang of gunmen attacked a community in Nigeria’s north-central state of Kogi and killed 14 people early Wednesday, said
4 policemen shot dead in suspected robbery attack in SE Nigeria
Nigerian police authorities on Wednesday confirmed four policemen were shot dead in a suspected robbery attack in the country’s southeastern
Morocco, Saudi Arabia FMs discuss Libyan crisis, bilateral ties
Morocco’s Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita and his Saudi counterpart Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud discussed on Wednesday bilateral ties between
Egypt says economic indicators are up, despite COVID-19
Egypt has achieved positive economic indications in the fiscal year 2019-2020 compared to the previous year amid the COVID-19 impact,
Former Tanzanian president Mkapa buried in native village
Former Tanzanian President Benjamin Mkapa was buried on Wednesday in his native village of Lupaso in Masasi district in the
Namibia approaches IMF for $273 million COVID-19 loan
Namibia has approached the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for a 4.5 billion Namibian dollars (273 million U.S. dollars) emergency loan
Zimbabwe’s ZBC suspends normal programming after staff tests positive for COVID-19
National broadcaster ZBC on Wednesday announced the suspension of normal programming after a member of staff at its national broadcasting
Morocco’s King Mohammed VI pardons more than 1,000 prisoners
Moroccan King Mohammed VI granted pardon to 1,446 people, the official news agency MAP reported on Wednesday. On the occasion
Nigeria resumes passenger train services after suspension due to COVID-19
Passenger train services in Nigeria resumed on Wednesday as the West African country continued the process of gradually reopening its