World Bank signs $150 million agreement with Rwanda for skills development
The World Bank and Rwanda on Wednesday signed a 150-million-U.S. dollar financing agreement to help the country achieve skills development
African medicines to be used in fight against COVID-19: South African minister
South Africa’s Higher Education, Science and Technology Minister says African medicines are under consideration for use in the fight against
Cholera outbreak kills 12 in Cameroonian village
A cholera outbreak has killed 12 people in the fishing village of Londji in south Cameroon, local health authorities said
Nigerian airports reopen for domestic operations after months of lockdown
Domestic flights were resumed on Wednesday in Nigeria after about three months of restrictions to curb the COVID-19 pandemic, the
Nigeria’s confirmed coronavirus cases pass 30,000 -NCDC
Nigeria’s confirmed cases passed 30,000 on Wednesday, the country’s disease control centre said, as the virus spreads in Africa’s most
Key Ghanaian institutions still alert to COVID-19 amid easing of restriction measures
Some key state institutions in Ghana are grappling with the novel coronavirus outbreak as the country tries to ease restrictions
Global coronavirus cases rise to more than 12 million
Global coronavirus cases exceeded 12 million on Wednesday, according to a Reuters tally, as evidence mounts of the airborne spread
DRCongo virus funds embezzled by ‘mafia network’, says deputy minister
Congo’s deputy health minister has accused cabinet members of receiving kickbacks on government contracts for the coronavirus response while health
Study shows virus hit African immigrants in France the hardest
Death rates among immigrants from sub-Saharan Africa doubled in France and tripled in the Paris region at the height of
EU grants Rwanda 10 mln euros for private sector dev’t, job creation
Rwanda and the European Union (EU) on Wednesday signed a financing agreement for 10 million euros to support the country’s