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Zimbabwe turns water cannon on coronavirus

Zimbabwe’s police began using water cannon on Friday to disinfect markets and bus ranks, turning instruments associated with repression into

Namibia will study the feasibility of the Southern African Development Community’s high speed railway line, Namibia’s Walvis Bay Corridor Group

The Nigerian government said it is set to deliver up to 70,000 tons of grains from its reserve to cushion

The electricity grids of Egypt and Sudan were officially connected on Friday with an initial capacity of 60 megawatts,

Egypt confirmed on Friday eight COVID-19 deaths and 120 new cases, the largest daily figures since the outbreak of the

Botswana has seen an unprecedented increase in rhino poaching in the last year. The government reports that nearly 50 of

Five people that were kidnapped last week with Mali’s main opposition leader Soumaila Cisse were freed except Cisse and three

A police robot has been deployed by Tunisia’s interior ministry to patrol the streets of the capital and enforce a

South Africa has confirmed another 43 new coronavirus cases, bringing the total to 1,505, health minister Dr Zweli Mkhize said

The African Development Bank (AfDB) said Thursday it has approved 1.5 million U.S. dollars emergency relief grant to assist nine