Kenya’s COVID-19 home-based care boosts recoveries, eases burden on health system
When Joan Macharia’s brother early this month had symptoms of COVID-19 that include dry cough and fever, he visited a
China Cultural Center in Cairo holds seminar on promoting China-Arab literary exchange
The China Cultural Center in Cairo held on Friday a video conference under the theme of trends in China-Arab literature
Morocco-based Islamic organization, China explore ways to promote cooperation
Salem Ben Mohamed Al-Malik, director general of the Islamic Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (ICESCO) and Mao Jun, charge d’affaires
Tunisian president begins consultations to choose new PM
Tunisian President Kais Saied has begun consultations on “the most appropriate” candidate to form a new government, the presidency said
Sudan to participate in mini-African summit on Ethiopia’s Nile dam: minister
Sudan on Friday announced that it would take part in a mini-African summit slated for July 21 regarding the Grand
Guinean doctor and Greek activist win 2020 Nelson Mandela Prize
Guinean doctor Morissana Kouyaté and Marianna Vardinoyannis are the winners of the 2020 Nelson Mandela Prize. The President of the
Nigerian state revenue too low to power economy- IMF
The Nigerian government must improve tax collection because the revenue is lower than the minimum amount required for the country
Egypt’s president, African Union chair discuss Nile dam
Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and the African Union (AU) chairperson, President Cyril Ramaphosa discussed on Friday the recent round
WHO urges world not to focus entirely on COVID-19 at the expense of other crises
The World Health Organization Director-General Tedros Adhanom on Friday called upon the world not to focus entirely on COVID-19 at
Africa’s COVID-19 infections top 664,000
The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Africa surpassed 664,000 by Friday afternoon, figures from the Africa Centers for Disease