Sudan extends full curfew in Khartoum State
The Sudanese government on Sunday decided to extend the full curfew in Khartoum State for one more week starting Tuesday
Kenya, Zambia congratulate new Malawian president
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta and Zambian President Edgar Lungu on Sunday sent congratulatory messages to Lazarus Chakwera who was sworn
Malawi’s Chakwera sworn in as president after re-run election
Malawi’s new president Lazarus Chakwera was sworn in for a five-year term on Sunday, hours after unseating former leader Peter
Spain says PM off to Africa, EU’s list of safe nations ready soon
Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez is to make his first international trip since the coronavirus crisis to west Africa on
Civilians among over 100 victims of Libya mines: UN
Mines have killed or wounded more than 100 people including many civilians, south of Libya’s capital Tripoli following deadly combat
Nigeria’s economic hub expands COVID-19 response capacity
As Nigeria continues to see a surge in the number of COVID-19 cases, authorities in Lagos, Nigeria’s economic hub and
Scottish police name Sudanese man shot dead during knife attack
Police in Scotland named a man who was shot dead by officers during a knife attack in the city of
Zimbabwe’s new currency system sufficiently funded: Central Bank
Zimbabwe’s state-run Sunday mail reported that Zimbabwe has sufficient foreign currency reserves to sustain the reintroduced foreign currency auction system,
Kenya offers discounts for Mombasa-Naivasha SGR freight service
Kenya Railways said it will provide discount rates for cargo clients who use the Mombasa-Naivasha Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) freight
Reporter’s Diary: Meeting a nomadic Berber family in Morocco
At around 7 pm as we arrived at our lodge, deep in rural Morocco, I heaved a huge sigh