China donates medical supplies to Zambia
Zambia on Tuesday received a batch of anti-pandemic medical supplies from the Chinese government through the Organization of African First
Signing of partial peace deal between Sudanese gov’t, armed groups delayed
The signing of a partial peace deal between the Sudanese government and the alliance of armed groups has been delayed,
Botswana mulls new natural conservation plan following mysterious elephant deaths
Botswana has announced intention to review the country’s elephant management plan. The Ministry of Environment, Natural Resources, Conservation and Tourism
First cargo ship sets sail after coastal shipping resumes in Mozambique
The first ship transporting cargo along the Mozambican coast left Maputo on Tuesday for a 12-day voyage to the northern
Nigerian police rescue 2 soldiers abducted by Boko Haram
The Nigerian police said Tuesday they rescued two soldiers abducted by terror group Boko Haram in the country’s northeastern region.
Zimbabwe halts economic reopening, postpones class resumption amid surging COVID-19 cases
Zimbabwe has halted further reopening of the economy and deferred the resumption of schools amid a spike in COVID-19 infections,
Nigeria’s first female fighter helicopter pilot dies in road accident
Nigeria’s first-ever female combat helicopter pilot Tolulope Arotile died on Tuesday as a result of head injuries sustained in a
S. African minister tests positive for COVID-19
South Africa’s Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy Gwede Mantashe and his wife have tested positive for COVID-19, said the
Tunisian, U.S. FMs discuss Libyan crisis
Tunisian Foreign Minister Noureddine Erray on Tuesday held a telephone conversation with U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to discuss
Cairo pleased as Libya’s east-based parliament welcome Egyptian military intervention
Egypt on Tuesday welcomed the eastern-based Libyan parliament’s decision to allow the Egyptian army to intervene in the Libyan conflict