Sisi says Egypt won’t stand idle in Libya if security is threatened
Egypt will not stand idle in the face of any direct threat to Egyptian and Libyan security, President Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi
Kenyans angered by wildlife body’s move to stop lions from giving birth
Kenyans were left angered on Thursday after the country’s wildlife authority announced that it had implanted contraceptives in a lioness
Villagers killed in central Mali as mediators seek to restore stability
Armed men killed at least 12 villagers in central Mali, local officials said on Thursday, while in the capital Bamako
UN says 2 aid workers, 4 others shot dead in South Sudan
Two aid workers in South Sudan were shot dead along with four people they were helping after members of an
France hastens plans to mandate face masks over COVID-19 fears
France is speeding up plans to make it mandatory to wear face masks in enclosed public spaces in a bid
Nigeria hopes gold mining reforms can bring in $500 million a year
Nigeria hopes changes it has made to gold mining regulation will earn the government $500 million a year in royalties
C.A.R raises concern over ‘inequality crisis’ in virus testing
Central African Republic’s health minister is concerned about “big inequality crisis” in coronavirus testing as he sees rich countries like
Africa’s confirmed COVID-19 cases hit 644,205: Africa CDC
The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases across the African continent reached 644,205 as of Thursday morning, the Africa Center for
Putin, Rouhani affirm commitment to JCPOA
Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Iranian counterpart Hassan Rouhani on Thursday affirmed their support for the Joint Comprehensive Plan
Sudanese rebels and government enter final phase of talks
The Sudanese government and a coalition of rebel groups on Thursday entered into a final phase of peace talks, which