IOM calls for European action against returning intercepted migrants to Libya
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) on Wednesday called for an urgent European action against returning irregular migrants to Libya.
China donates more PPEs to help Namibia fight COVID-19
The Chinese government on Wednesday handed over the second batch of medical supplies to help Namibia combat the COVID-19
Tunisian PM submits resignation after majority party’s break with gov’t
Tunisian Prime Minister Elyes Fakhfakh has submitted his resignation to President Kais Saied, the presidency said Wednesday. Fakhfakh submitted his
Sudan discloses lower Nile water levels, hints GERD gates closure
Sudan’s Irrigation and Water Resources Ministry on Wednesday disclosed a decline in the water levels of Nile River, which hints
Egypt requests Ethiopia’s official clarification over starting filling Nile dam
Egypt asked Ethiopia for an official clarification if it has started filling its Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) constructed on
Nigerian military kills 6 gunmen, thwarts attacks in NW region
Six gunmen were killed by Nigerian troops following attempts to attack local communities in the country’s northwestern region, a military
South Africa consumer inflation falls to 15-year low
Growth in South Africa’s consumer prices fell to its lowest in more than 15 years as the cost of fuel
South Africa reports +12,000 new COVID-19 cases, total surpasses 300,000 mark
South Africa’s Ministry of Health reported 12,757 new COVID-19 cases on Wednesday which saw its total number of cases exceed
Zindzi Mandela tested positive for COVID-19, son says
Zindzi Mandela, the daughter of former South African president Nelson Mandela, who died on Monday, had tested positive for COVID-19,
South Africa’s failure to lower debt could trigger downgrade – Fitch
A failure by South Africa to lower public debt risks triggering credit downgrades deeper into subinvestment, Fitch said on Wednesday.