South Africa’s Janse van Rensburg banned for signing two contracts
South African and Sale Sharks centre Rohan Janse van Rensburg has been suspended for two weeks and fined £32,500 ($40,202)
Nigeria’s coronavirus cases total rises to 1,182
The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Nigeria rose to 1,182 after 87 new cases were reported, the Nigeria Centre
South Africa vows to wipe out malaria while fighting coronavirus
The South African government on Saturday marked the World Malaria Day by vowing to wipe out the scourge while fighting
Egypt releases 4,011 inmates on Sinai Liberation Day
Egyptian Interior Ministry announced on Saturday that 3,778 inmates were pardoned and 233 released on the occasion of the 38th
South Africa extends deadline for SAA severance deal until May 1
South Africa’s government and specialists appointed to try to save the state-owned airline have agreed to extend a deadline for
Burundi to start electoral campaign
Burundian President Pierre Nkurunziza on Saturday signed a decree that the campaign for elections of the president, members of National
Rwanda introduces clearance pass for capital residents to go for essential services
Residents living in Rwanda’s capital should apply for a special pass from the police when going out for essential services,
Algeria decides to reopen more businesses to ease lockdown impact
The Algerian government on Saturday decided to re-open more businesses, in a move to ease the adverse effect of the
89 gunmen killed, 5 hostages rescued in Nigerian military operation
A total of 89 gunmen were killed in an anti-terror operation by troops in Nigeria’s north-western state of Zamfara, a
Chinese experts train Mozambique’s medical workers on COVID-19
Medical workers from Mozambique have been receiving training on COVID-19 from Chinese experts via teleconference at the Maputo Central Hospital in