SA Rugby eyeing return to competitive action by August
South African rugby is targeting a resumption of competitive action in August, if not earlier, according to SA Rugby CEO
Kenya’s white rhino population boosted by yet another birth
Kenya’s wildlife management authority on Thursday reported the birth of a calf of a white rhino in Meru National Park
Kenya sets budget deficit of 7.5% of GDP in 2020/21 financial year
Kenya’s finance minister Ukur Yatani on Thursday set a budget deficit of 7.5 percent of GDP for the fiscal year
Darfur militia leader Ali Kushayb to appear before ICC on June 15
Sudanese war crimes fugitive Ali Kushayb will appear before the International Criminal Court on June 15 following his surrender to
Pandemic accelerating in Africa, test kits needed, WHO says
The coronavirus pandemic is accelerating in Africa, spreading to the hinterland from capital cities where it arrived with travellers, the
Egypt approves CAF headquarters to remain in Cairo
The Confederation of African Football’s headquarters will remain in Cairo at least for the next 10 years after Egypt’s parliament
Lesotho’s former PM linked to murder for hire plot in estranged wife’s killing
A filed police affidavit revealed a murder for hire scheme, where Lesotho’s former prime minister Thomas Thabane and his wife,
Ivory Coast army says 12 soldiers killed and seven wounded
Some 12 Ivorian soldiers were killed and other seven wounded in an attack at a northern border post near Burkina
Nigerian minister calls for action on increase in rapes during COVID-19 lockdown
Nigerian Minister of Women Affairs Pauline Tallen called on law enforcement to expedite rape cases as they spiked during lockdowns
The unsung heroes in the fight against COVID-19
Every weekday morning, Dikence Ochieng leaves his home and heads to the offices of the Kenya Broadcasting Corporation where he