Nigerian contingent departs for Morocco for African Games
Nigeria’s delegates to the 2019 African Games departed the capital, Abuja, on Thursday via a chartered flight to Morocco where
Sudan’s protest leaders ask military to leave graffiti on walls
Sudan’s Forces for Freedom and Change on Wednesday called on the transitional military council to stop whitewashing graffiti seen as a
Kenya’s Malkia Strikers aim to triumph at the Africa Games in Morocco
Kenya women’s national volleyball team heads to the 2019 African Games in Morocco with its sights set on a
Burundi fast-tracks plastics ban by six months
Burundi’s Environment Minister Déo-Guide Rurema announced that he had brought forward a ban on plastic bags by six months after
South Africa’s Public Protector hit with second punitive costs order
A South Africa court on Thursday handed down a second punitive costs order against Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane, after finding
Rocket attack halts flights at Tripoli airport
A spokesman for Libya’s United Nations-backed government said that flights from Mitiga International Airport in Tripoli were suspended on Thursday
Liverpool beats Chelsea on penalties to win UEFA Super Cup
Liverpool beat Chelsea 5-4 on penalties on Wednesday to clinch the UEFA Super Cup after the game ended 2-2 after
Retail numbers suggest South Africa may dodge recession
South Africa may avert a second recession in consecutive years, but economic growth prospects remain dim. Monthly data was slightly
EU offers $ 7.8 million to support UN food programs in Sudan
The European Union has provided 7 million euros (7.8 million U.S. dollars) in support of the UN World Food Programme
Foreign-owned shops looted in Soweto
Foreign-owned shops were targeted in Soweto Wednesday evening as some residents went on a looting spree. The looting incidents were