Tunisians emerge from lockdown and return to mosques and cafes
Tunisians returned to mosques and cafes on Thursday as the country ended most lockdown restrictions after largely containing the spread
Senegal to ease virus curfew after angry protests
Senegal said Thursday it would ease an anti-coronavirus curfew and lift restrictions on inter-city travel following two nights of protests
Libya’s UN-backed gov’t announces taking over Tripoli
The spokesman of the UN-backed Libyan government’s forces, Mohamed Gonono, on Thursday announced taking over the entire capital Tripoli and
Bicycles: Setting the wheels of change in motion during and after COVID-19
World Bicycle Day highlights the potential for transforming the way the world moves around, before and after the COVID-19 pandemic,
Africa’s confirmed COVID-19 cases surpass 160,000: Africa CDC
The number of confirmed COVID-19 positive cases across the African continent surpassed 162,673, the Africa Centers for Disease Control and
UN: US must address deep-seated grievances to go beyond history of racism
The UN Human Rights Chief said on Wednesday that voices calling for an end to “the endemic and structural racism
COVID-19 impacts treatment of other ailments in Africa
Prevention and treatment services for non-communicable diseases have been severely disrupted since the genesis of the novel coronavirus pandemic. Many
Militia kills 16 villagers in Democratic Republic of Congo raid
Militia fighters killed 16 people in a raid on a village in northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo on Wednesday, the
Personal finance lessons learned during the COVID-19 pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound impact on the world affecting people’s social and economic lives. In Kenya, several
SA Rugby President speaks on return of rugby and World Rugby elections
The South African Rugby Union (SA Rugby) President Mark Alexander said that a return to regular competition in the near future will