Sudan fires top police officials after protests
Sudan’s police chief and his deputy were fired on Sunday, the transitional government said, days after large protests demanding more
South Africa hit by new spate of farm murders amid COVID-19 pandemic
A new spate of farm murders hit South Africa in recent days, prompting urgent calls for the government to curb
Ethiopian police patrol Oromia area and capital after unrest
Ethiopian police were patrolling the country’s troubled Oromia region and the capital, Addis Ababa, on Sunday, following a week of
Egypt sees highest daily COVID-19 recoveries, fewer infections, deaths
Egypt witnessed a record 623 daily recoveries from COVID-19 on Sunday, raising the total number of the recovered cases in
Nigerian president condemns Boko Haram for attacking UN aid helicopter
Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari on Sunday condemned the terrorist group Boko Haram for attacking a United Nations aid helicopter in
Kenya denies reports of COVID-19 patients being turned away from hospitals
The Kenyan government on Sunday denied reports that people infected with COVID-19 and are seeking medical attention were being turned
Tunisia’s Ennahdha party to review stance on government
The moderate Islamist party Ennahda will review its stance on Tunisia’s coalition government over an alleged conflict of interests involving
Algeria buries remains of independence fighters
Algeria buried the remains of 24 colonial resistance fighters on Sunday, having received them from France on Friday. The burial
Virtual Lewa marathon powered by Huawei raises over $200,000
The virtually Lewa Safari marathon powered by Chinese technology firm Huawei has raised over 20 million Kenyan shillings (about 200,000
Cameroon’s Joel Matip likely to miss rest of Liverpool’s season
Cameroonian defender Joel Matip is likely to miss the remainder of Liverpool’s season due to a foot injury. Matip suffered