DR Congo reported 16 percent of Africa cholera cases last year
Africa continent recorded 4,419 cholera-related deaths and 266,436 cases over the past year, with over 16 percent of cases reported
UNICEF says 700,000 children in Sudan at risk of worst form of malnutrition
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) says 700,000 children in Sudan are likely to suffer from the worst form of
Kenya to host 6th United Nations Environmental Assembly
Kenya’s Cabinet Secretary for Environment, Climate, and Forestry Soipan Tuya said the 6th United Nations Environmental Assembly (UNEA-6) will be
Network blackout cuts communications for millions in conflict-torn Sudan
All three of Sudan’s main internet operators were offline on Wednesday, internet observatory Netblocks said on X, cutting communications for
Nigeria urges its citizens in South Africa to be careful as tensions rise ahead of soccer match
Nigeria’s authorities on Tuesday called for caution over what they described as “veiled threats” against their citizens living in South
Cameroon Football Federation rejects Samuel Eto’o’s resignation as president
Samuel Eto’o tendered his resignation as president of the Cameroon Football Federation on Monday only to have it rejected by
“Prelude to Lunar New Year Gala” held in Nairobi
The “Prelude to Lunar New Year Gala”, held in Nairobi on Wednesday, offered those who attended an opportunity to set
Côte d’Ivoire’s interim coach targets deep run at AFCON
Cote d’Ivoire interim coach Emerse Fae said “morale is good” and believes his side has what it takes to go
WHO chief makes a global appeal to end Leprosy stigma.
The World Health Organization’s Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom has made a call for the elimination of stigma against Leprosy also
CAF launches investigation into Morocco and DR Congo’s football federations
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has launched an investigation into the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) and Congolese Association