45 million people in Southern Africa facing food crisis: UN
45 million people across Southern Africa face severe food shortages in the next six months, with around a quarter of
Libya’s U.N.-backed gov’t condemns attack on Interior Ministry’s headquarters
The United Nations-backed government in Libya has condemned an attack on the headquarters of the Interior Ministry. The building housing
Ten killed in Mozambique jihadist attack
Ten people were killed in an ambush attributed to jihadists in Mozambique’s far north, witnesses said Friday, the latest attack
South Africa crowned World Rugby champions
South Africa is the new Rugby world champion after beating England 32-12 in the 2019 Rugby World Cup final in
Egypt to launch its first communications satellite
Egypt is preparing to launch TIBA-1, its first satellite for communications purposes, set to provide communications services towards the government
400 arrested in Ethiopia as government defends response to deadly ethnic violence
More than 400 people were arrested in Ethiopia during investigations into ethnic and religious violence that left 78 people dead
UN migration agency calls for release of volunteer worker and child abducted in South Sudan
The United Nations migration agency has appealed for the immediate release of a volunteer and child who have been missing
Morocco calls for a partnership with Kenya to boost supply of clean water
Attending a water forum conference in Meru County recently, Moroccan ambassador to Kenya Mokhtar Ghambou said Kenya could greatly benefit
100,000 people impacted by heavy rains in Kenya
At least 29 people have died, 14,000 displaced and more than 100,000 people affected since heavy rainfall started early October
Malawi court suspends wearing of wigs and gowns amid heatwave
Malawi’s constitutional court has suspended its requirement that judges and lawyers don the traditional white wigs and black robes in