WFP seeks $473 million to Support Eastern Africa
The UN agency said time is fast running out for families who are struggling to survive with Somalia facing the risk of famine, half
IFTAR AT CAIRO
Egyptians have iftar during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan in Cairo, Egypt (Xinhua/Ahmed Gomaa) ALSO WATCH:Beirut Blooms
WAR: African Economies to Pay the Price
Mr Zemedeneh Negatu, chairman of Fairfax Africa Fund, says Russia-Ukraine conflict affects Africa’s wheat, oil importing countries most The impact of the Russia-Ukraine conflict
Zimbabwe marks 42nd independence anniversary
The celebrations also carried an added significance in that it was the first time since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic that the nation
“Zimbabwe @ 42
Dancers perform during the Independence Day celebrations in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, on Monday. Zimbabwe marked its 42nd independence anniversary with President Emmerson Mnangagwa presiding over
South Africa declares state of national disaster to tackle widespread floods
As the cost of last week’s floods which badly affected KwaZulu-Natal Province reached billions of rands, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa declared the National
Acer marks 30 years of success in MEA region
Multinational corporation Acer marks 30 years of success in the Middle East and Africa region in April 2022…reports Asian Lite News Acer opened its
Samora Machel Museum in Lobatse
The governments of Botswana and Mozambique on Thursday commissioned the museum of the late revolutionary leader of the Mozambican liberation movement and Mozambique’s first
WHO Alerts African Nations
WHO says Africa not yet out of Covid-19 despite decreasing infections African countries need to stay vigilant and weigh the risks before relaxing Covid-19
Rwanda-UK Refugee Deal Draws Flak
The United Nations refugee agency said that it remains “firmly opposed to arrangements that seek to transfer refugees and asylum-seekers to third countries in
