Mali president’s speech fails to appease opposition
Mali’s main protest group said that fresh anti-government demonstrations would take place Friday, rejecting the president’s latest attempts to appease
Africa needs new infrastructure models to meet growing population needs: report
A new report has urged Africa with its development partners to design new business models for infrastructure development to meet
Malawians unhappy about their president’s cabinet
Malawians poured their frustrations on the social media platforms over the appointment of the new cabinet of ministers by President
South Africa running out of oxygen as COVID-19 cases soar
South Africa is experiencing an oxygen shortage amid its battle against COVID-19, which has strained its health sector. An AP
Over 10,000 Syrian rebels are fighting in Libya: monitor
Over 10,000 Turkey-backed Syrian rebels are fighting in Libya alongside the UN-backed Libyan government to fight against the east-based army,
Kenya plans to kick off 2nd phase of hygiene program amid COVID-19 pandemic
Kenya said on Friday it has stepped up plans to ensure the timely kick-off of the second phase of the
‘Perform or lose your positions’, President Chakwera warns ministers
Malawi’s new President Lazarus Chakwera has put his new cabinet ministers on notice, saying they have to deliver to the
Mouthwatering clashes lined up as UEFA unveils Champions League fixtures
Five-time Champions League winners Bayern Munich may face fellow five-time winners Barcelona in the Quarter-Final stage of the 2019-20 tournament
Premier of South Africa’s Gauteng province tests positive for COVID-19
The premier of Gauteng, South Africa’s most populous province, said on Friday he had tested positive for COVID-19, as new
Over 2 mln people in Mozambique estimated to have HIV
Some 2.3 million people in Mozambique are estimated to have been infected with HIV, placing the country among the eight