Rwandan genocide suspect Kabuga denounces charges as “lies”
Rwandan genocide suspect Felicien Kabuga, arrested this month after more than two decades on the run, told a French court
We did not force government into opening places of worship: SACC
The South African Council of Churches (SACC) has refuted claims that it coerced the government into allowing places of worship
Urban poor areas in Nairobi are the focal point of Kenya’s COVID-19 fight
Kenya registered 123 more coronavirus infections on Wednesday to bring the national tally to 1,471. COVID-19 UPDATE✔️3,077 samples tested in
Zimbabwe’s COVID-19 cases rise to 63 after 7 more test positive
Zimbabwe announced seven new cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday, bringing the total number of infections to 63 in the country.
153 new cases of COVID-19 confirmed in Ghana
153 new cases of COVID-19 cases have been confirmed in Ghana, bringing the country’s total to 7,117, as of Wednesday
90 migrants rescued, 27 allowed to disembark in Malta
A group of 27 migrants, consisting of minors and women, were allowed to disembark in Malta on Tuesday night after
Kenya rolls out testing in Nairobi slums, but some fear stigma
Kenya is rolling out voluntary public testing for the novel coronavirus in its biggest slum, where some residents say being
Officers fired in the US after black man dies as policeman kneels on neck
Four police officers in the U.S. city of Minneapolis were fired on Tuesday in response to a video showing one
Kenya learns from China’s experience with poverty reduction
African leaders have commended China for its efforts in dealing with poverty alleviation. Kenyan Cabinet Secretary Rafael Tuju, who is
South Africa’s ban on tobacco, liquor amid virus stir debate
A soccer mom in one of Cape Town’s posh suburbs drops off a cardboard box of blankets to a