WFP says Zimbabwe’s food security situation worrying
Zimbabwe’s food security situation is worrisome, amid the late onset of the 2024/2025 rainfall season, United Nations World Food Program
Mpox cases in Africa surpass 65,000 mark
The number of mpox cases reported so far this year in Africa has surpassed 65,000, as the death toll surged
South Africa reopens border crossing with Mozambique
Traveler movement at South Africa’s main border crossing point with Mozambique is now open “until further notice”. This came after
South Africa’s business confidence index increases significantly
Business confidence has significantly improved in South Africa since the formation of the Government of National Unity (GNU) in June
Ghanaian police arrest 30 suspects in post-election violence
A total of 30 suspects have been arrested in Ghana for looting and causing property damage during post-election violence, Ghanaian
CAF deadline looms as doubts remain over Kenya’s ability to co-host 2025 CHAN
Kenya is under pressure to meet the requirements to co-host the 2025 Africa Home Nations Championships (CHAN), scheduled for February.
Chad ends military pact with France
Chad has formally ended a security and defense cooperation accord with France, said Foreign Minister Abderaman Koulamallah on Thursday night.
Heavy rains cause five deaths, 18 injuries in Rwanda in November
At least five people were killed and 18 others injured in November as a result of flooding, landslides, and lightning
Namibian President Mbumba urges peaceful participation in upcoming elections
Namibia’s President Nangolo Mbumba called on citizens to participate peacefully in the 8th Presidential and National Assembly elections set for
Ethiopia launches national coffee platform to maximize earnings
Ethiopia has launched a national coffee platform to fully harness the potential of its coffee production and export by addressing