Congo health workers reduce coronavirus services in pay protest
Health workers responding to the coronavirus pandemic in Democratic Republic of Congo’s capital have cut their services to a minimum
Hamburg appoints first German-born black coach Daniel Thioune
A monumental piece of footballing history was created on Tuesday in Germany after 2. Bundesliga side Hamburg appointed Daniel Thioune
Kenya urges extra caution among citizens as COVID-19 cases hit 8,250
The Kenyan government urged citizens to remain vigilant and follow the laid-out prevention measures as the lifting of an order
Experimental treatment: Third man to be ‘cured’ of HIV?
A Brazilian man infected with the AIDS virus has shown no sign of it for more than a year since
UN report outlines ways to curb growing spread of animal-to-human diseases
As the battle against COVID-19 rages, the world can expect to see other diseases that pass from animals to humans
Turkish floating power plant firm aims to end blackouts in west Libya
A Turkish company that runs a fleet of floating power generators is sending a technical team to Libya to make
Africans in Europe: Gambian duo sinks Inter, Aubameyang, Mane shine in England
From inspired substitutions to goals galore and play-making glory, African footballers continued to make their mark across football leagues in
Terrorist groups must not be allowed to exploit ‘fragilities’ caused by COVID-19
As COVID-19 continues to disrupt the world’s health systems, economies and local communities, the UN Secretary-General on Monday highlighted how
Angola national bank to release new banknotes
A new series of banknotes made of polymer are due to enter into circulation in Angola from July 30, the
Nigeria to continue to promote good relationship with China: minister
The Nigerian government on Monday pledged to continue to ensure the sustainability of the already well-built relationship with China. Zubairu