Ghanaian president urges stricter compliance with COVID-19 protocols
President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has urged Ghanaians to comply more seriously with the measures adopted to prevent the spread
South Africa’s minibus taxis go on strike over inadequate COVID-19 relief funds
A strike by South Africa’s minibus taxi drivers over what they say is inadequate coronavirus relief funds has disrupted the
ICC prosecutors cite grave errors in Gbagbo acquittal at start of appeal
Prosecutors at the International Criminal Court (ICC) said “grave errors” were made in acquittal last year of former Cote D’Ivoire
COVID-19 stretches South Sudan’s health systems
It began with a dry cough, weakness and back pain. For Reagan Taban Augustino, part of South Sudan’s small corps
SA’s De Klerk pulls out of U.S. rights talk
South Africa’s last apartheid president, F.W. de Klerk, has withdrawn from a U.S. seminar about minority rights because he did
Egypt urges UN to prevent Ethiopia from filling Nile dam without agreement
Egypt has called upon the United Nations Security Council to “undertake its responsibilities” and prevent Addis Ababa from starting to
UN official calls for increased global efforts to help Somalia’s COVID-19 fight
The UN top envoy in Somalia on Sunday called for more international assistance to help the government to fight against
South African government to oppose SA Airlink’s bid to halt SAA creditors meeting
The South African government on Monday said it planned to oppose an application by regional airline SA Airlink to put
COVID-19 Death toll in South Africa rises to 1,930
South Africa’s confirmed Covid-19 cases rose to 97,302 over the weekend, with 4,621 new cases confirmed in the last 24
Morocco to resume domestic travel and services
Morocco will further loosen lockdown measures for the services sector and domestic transport starting June 24, the government said on