Sierra Leone’s move to repeal libel law draws praise from journalism groups
The Sierra Leone Parliament has unanimously repealed on 23 July its criminal libel law. The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ)
Kenyan police arrest fugitive charged in U.S. with ivory, rhino horn trafficking
Kenyan police arrested a fugitive wanted in the United States on charges of trafficking ivory and rhino horn, who arrived
Zimbabwe cancels upcoming holiday gatherings due to COVID-19 pandemic
Zimbabweans will mark Heroes’ Day and Defense Forces Day without gatherings this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the authorities
US summons Zimbabwe ambassador after insult over protests
The United States on Tuesday summoned Zimbabwe’s ambassador after the ruling party insulted the US envoy in Harare and accused
Zimbabwe minister Shiri, who helped plot Mugabe ouster, dies at 65
Zimbabwe’s agriculture minister Perrance Shiri, a retired general who helped plot the ouster of Robert Mugabe in a 2017 coup,
34 African countries under full border closure due to COVID-19: AU
The Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) on Tuesday said that 34 African countries are under full
FAO says Kenya on course to eradicate desert locusts
Kenya is likely to become free from desert locusts in the near future thanks to roll-out of robust containment measures,
Egypt reports 465 new COVID-19 cases amid notable rise of recoveries
Egypt registered on Tuesday 465 daily new COVID-19 cases, raising the total number of infections to 92,947, said the health
South African flanker Mike Rhodes signs one-year extension at Saracens
South African flanker Michael Rhodes extended his stay with three-time European champions Saracens after signing a one-year deal with the
Kebano, Ayew score as Fulham, Swansea win Championship playoff first legs
Democratic Republic of Congo midfielder Neeskens Kebano was on target as Fulham took a big step towards promotion to the