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Namibia’s capital to re-open informal markets under strict conditions

Authorities in Windhoek said on Monday that the Namibian capital will re-open informal markets on Wednesday following amendments to COVID-19

Botswana’s researchers and entrepreneurs are urged to come up with innovative solutions to cope with challenges posed by the COVID-19

British actor and filmmaker Idris Elba launched a new United Nations fund on Monday to help farmers in poorer

Zambia will hold talks with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on the southern Africa’s country request for an economic programme,

Tunisia’s education ministry has launched an online learning platform amid an extended coronavirus lockdown. The initiative has attracted the

A South African molecular biologist has appreciated China’s efforts in combating the novel coronavirus pandemic. Professor Burtram Fielding who is

Ghana is lifting a 21-day lockdown of its biggest cities after the restrictions bought the government enough time to improve

South Africa will pursue talks to restore calm in Lesotho on Monday after Prime Minister Thomas Thabane sent soldiers and

A group of gunmen killed at least 47 people in organized attacks on villages in the northwestern Nigerian state of

Tunisia is extending a lockdown to contain the spread of the coronavirus to May 4, then it will ease restrictions