Tanzanian gov’t releases over $8 million to settle cashew nuts debt
Tanzanian Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa said on Sunday the government has released 20 billion Tanzanian shillings (about 8.6 million U.S.
Zambia’s state investment arm to operator mines in future ~ govt
Zambia’s state-owned investment arm will run mines as an operator rather than a minority investor in future investments, a executive
Chinese firm builds bridge for Zambian community
A Chinese enterprise, China Nonferrous Metal Mining Company (CNMC), has embarked on the construction of a bridge across Kafubu stream
Egypt registers 603 new COVID-19 cases, lowest in 2 months
Egypt confirmed on Sunday 603 new COVID-19 infections, raising the total cases registered in the country since mid-February to 87,775,
Tunisia announces arrest of extremist for planning attack
Tunisia arrested an extremist who was planning an attack against a security unit, the Interior Ministry said Sunday. “Thanks to
Egypt not to stand idle on challenges posed by Ethiopia’s Nile dam: minister
Egypt’s Minister of Irrigation and Water Resources Mohamed Abdel-Ati said on Sunday that Egypt will never stand idle in the
Revamped South African Airways could be run independently- minister
South Africa is considering an independent board for its ailing national airline, with a shareholder structure similar to that of
Four killed in Sierra Leone protest after police and army open fire
At least four people including a teenager were killed and 10 wounded when police and soldiers opened fire on protesters
Sudanese forces arrest 160 Libya bound ‘mercenaries’
Sudanese forces arrested about 160 individuals on the border with Libya who were en-route to the country to work as
South Africans urged to adhere to COVID-19 protocols
South Africa’s Health Minister Dr. Zweli Mkhize and the Parliament’s presiding officers have urged South Africans to take the coronavirus