South African unions square off with gov’t over school reopening order
South African teachers’ unions and governing associations urged their staff on Friday to defy a government order to return to
Lesotho court revokes former-first lady’s bail
Lesotho’s Appeal Court on Friday revoked bail which had been granted to the former prime minister Thomas Thabane’s wife,
Leicester City manager likens COVID-19 fight to scaling Africa’s tallest mountain
Leicester City’s manager Brendan Rodgers on Friday likened the struggle to beat COVID-19 to climbing Africa’s tallest mountain. The 47-year-old
Angola extends deadline of Port of Luanda terminal international tender
Angola has extended to June 30 the deadline for the submission of bids for the concession and operation of the
Somalia commission to probe killing of seven health workers
The Somali government will set up a regional commission to probe the killing of seven health workers and report publicly
Zambia’s new online portal to provide trade information in line with WTO
Zambia on Friday launched an online portal aimed to provide information on trade to stakeholders. Minister of Commerce, Trade and
African Union Commission chair condemns police killing of unarmed black man in Minneapolis, U.S.
The chairperson of the African Union Commission (AUC) Moussa Faki Mahamat has condemned the murder of George Floyd in the
Burundi’s first lady flown to Kenya after testing positive for COVID-19: Kenyan media
Burundi’s first lady has reportedly been airlifted to Kenya after contracting COVID-19, Kenyan media report. Citizen TV reports that Denise
Zimbabwe’s COVID-19 cases climb to 149
Zimbabwe reported 17 new cases of COVID-19 on Thursday to bring the total number of confirmed cases in the country
South African gov’t unveils guidelines for religious gatherings amid pandemic
The South African government on Friday unveiled guidelines for religious gatherings after the country eases COVID-19 lockdown restrictions. After wide