Unicef faces funding gap to meet needs of 9.9mn Ethiopians
The Unicef disclosed that it has only received 22 per cent of the $351 million it requires to meet the needs of 9.9 million
Africa’s Covid-19 cases near 11.44 mn
The number of confirmed Covid-19 cases in Africa reached 11,446,107 as of Sunday evening, the Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC)
Gupta brothers used Zuma against South African people
The report said Zuma “would do anything that the Guptas wanted him to do for them”, including firing competent ministers and senior officials at
Inflation Dogs Zimbabweans
With inflation hovering at 72 percent for the month of March, prices have been rising. As a result, supermarkets are now forced to frequently
Zambia marks Kaunda Day
Zambians on Thursday marked the inaugural Kaunda Day in honor of the country’s founding leader Kenneth Kaunda with a call to promote the value
AfCFTA to boost pharmaceutical sector in Africa
The creation of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) presents a great impetus to boost the continent’s pharmaceutical industry The creation of the
Tomb of Ramesses VI
Colorful reliefs and murals inside the tomb of Ramesses VI in the Valley of the Kings in Luxor, Egypt. The tomb of Ramesses VI,
Nigerian military kills 23 extremist militants in counterterrorism operation
More than 23 extremist militants, including a prominent Commander of the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), were killed in counterterrorism operations by the
Sudan’s political actors to hold comprehensive dialogue in May
A comprehensive dialogue among the Sudanese political forces is scheduled to be held from May 10-12, the African Union’s (AU) Special Envoy to Khartoum
Congo kicks off Ebola vaccination in Mbandaka amid new outbreak
Congo kicked off the Ebola vaccination in Mbandaka, the capital city of the north-western Equateur province, to halt the spread of the virus following
