International commercial flights to remain suspended in Angola due to COVID-19
Regular international commercial flights to and from Angola will remain suspended indefinitely as the COVID-19 pandemic worsens in the country,
Zimbabwe suspends stock exchange, mobile payments over ‘economic sabotage’
Zimbabwe on Friday suspended trade on the stock exchange and mobile phone-based payments to address what President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s
Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia agree to form committee to finalize deal on controversial Nile dam
Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia agreed late on Friday to form a committee of legal and technical experts from the three
Africa CDC warns continent to prepare for rise in number of COVID-19 cases
The Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) said Africa must be careful and prepare for a rise
More than 5,000 illegal immigrants rescued off Libyan coast in 2020: UNHCR
The United Nations Higher Commission of Refugees (UNHCR) said that more than 5,000 illegal immigrants have been rescued off the
Court frees Zimbabwe MP, activists accused of faking abduction
A Zimbabwe opposition lawmaker and two activists accused of faking their abduction and torture in May were on Friday freed
S. African lawmakers concerned over food insecurity caused by COVID-19
South African lawmakers on Friday voiced concern over food insecurity threatening 8 million people in the country as a result
South Africa to allow restaurants, cinemas and casinos to reopen
South Africa will allow restaurants and other sectors of the tourism industry to reopen starting Monday as the country looks
Thousands bid farewell to former Burundi president at state funeral
Thousands of Burundians clad in white gathered on Friday in the capital Gitega to say a final goodbye to former
WHO and partners seek $31.3 billion for COVID-19 fight
The World Health Organization and partners fighting the COVID-19 pandemic has urged governments and the private sector to help raise