Zambia reports 182 more COVID-19 cases, total now at 1,382
Zambian health minister Chitalu Chilufya said on Monday that the country reported 182 more COVID-19 cases over the previous week,
Sudan’s public prosecutor announces mass grave discovered
Sudan’s public prosecutor Taj Al-Sir Ali Al-Hebr on Monday announced discovery of a mass grave east of the capital Khartoum.
Who will be inside stadiums when Premier League returns
The English Premier League season will resume on Wednesday without fans after a three-month stoppage due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
One civilian killed in Libya landmine blast
Forces of the UN-backed Libyan government said Monday that one civilian was killed and another injured by a landmine explosion
Xi to chair extraordinary China-Africa summit on solidarity against COVID-19
Chinese President Xi Jinping will preside over an extraordinary China-Africa summit on solidarity against COVID-19 in Beijing on Wednesday, and
Botswana lifts capital’s virus lockdown after all probable cases test negative
Botswana’s capital city Gaborone has returned to normalcy after all the probable coronavirus cases registered Friday tested negative, an official
South Africa’s president calls on youth to fight against gender-based violence
With over 10 women who have been brutally killed in the country since the start of June, President Cyril Ramaphosa
Ugandan fan achieved cherished dream in S. Africa 2010 FIFA W.C
The 2010 World Cup in South Africa is probably one of the most entertaining football tournaments in years. Many people
Kenya Airways plans to resume passenger flights
Kenya Airways (KQ) plans to resume passenger flights as soon as the government lifts a travel ban that had been
South Africa hopes to ease access to COVID loans amid low payouts
South African banks and the government are looking for ways to boost take-up of an up to 200 billion rand