Rwandan police to strictly enforce COVID-19 lockdown
Rwandan police on Thursday said that it will strictly enforce the extended COVID-19 lockdown measures as the health ministry reported
South African police evict migrants from Cape Town church
South African police on Thursday stormed a church in Cape Town to evict hundreds of refugees and asylum seekers who
Zimbabwe, UN unveil $715 million food, COVID-19 humanitarian plan
Zimbabwe and the United Nations unveiled a multi-million-dollar emergency humanitarian proposal in preparation to help a section of the population
Chinese community in Madagascar mobilizes food, cash to assist the vulnerable
The Chinese community in Madagascar has come out to support the local community during the trying times occasioned by the
IMF approves $109 emergency funding for Rwanda as COVID-19 cases rise to 84
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said Thursday that it has approved $109.4 million credit to Rwanda. The disbursement will help
South Africa’s COVID-19 cases hit 1,462
The spread of COVID-19 continued unabated in South Africa on Thursday, with 82 new cases reported, Health Minister Zweli Mkhize
Eritrea confirms four more COVID-19 cases
Eritrea has confirmed four more cases of COVID-19, the country’s Ministry of Information announced on Thursday, Four quarantined patients were
Libya gov’t forces kill 20 east-based army soldiers
Libya’s UN-backed government forces on Thursday announced the killing of 20 soldiers of the rival east-based army near the city
Malawi records first three cases of coronavirus
Malawi has recorded its first three confirmed cases of coronavirus, President Peter Mutharika said in an address to the nation
NATO holds video conference to discuss Coronavirus epidemic
NATO foreign affairs ministers held a video conference on Thursday to address their response to Covid-19, as the pandemic’s economic