Zimbabwean president fires health minister over corruption scandal
Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Tuesday fired health minister Obadiah Moyo who is facing allegations of corruption regarding a 60
Children are ‘dying needlessly’ from AIDS-related illnesses: UNAIDS
The UN agency leading the battle against HIV and AIDS says the fight against the pandemic especially among children has
14 dead in Nigerian boating accident, police say
Nigerian police on Tuesday said 14 bodies have been recovered following a boat mishap in the state of Benue on
South African Airways to offer training for up to 1,000 staff
South African Airways (SAA) will provide a year’s training for up to 1,000 employees, revisions to its restructuring plan show,
Two policemen killed in roadside blast in Mogadishu
Two policemen were killed and two civilians were injured in a roadside blast in Mogadishu on Wednesday, witnesses said. Police
Somalia’s cholera outbreak has claimed 26 lives this year
An outbreak of cholera and acute watery diarrhea in Somalia had killed 26 people in the past six months, a
228 new COVID-19 cases reported in Morocco, 14,607 in total
A total of 228 new COVID-19 cases were confirmed in Morocco on Tuesday, bringing the total number of infections to
Namibia to ground national carrier’s license over cash hole
Cash-strapped Air Namibia will have its planes grounded at midnight on Wednesday after it failed to secure enough funding to
Mozambique to start phased school reopening by late July
Schools in Mozambique are scheduled to start reopening by July 27, first for grade-12 students and those who attend teacher-training
More than 250 healthcare workers in Kenya test positive for COVID-19
At least 257 healthcare workers in Kenya have tested positive for COVID-19 so far, according to the country’s Ministry of