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Interview With Ejiro Elizabeth: Author Of The Award-Winning Poem, Reparations
Ejiro Elizabeth Edward is one of the winners of the ANTOA Writing Contest: Stories That Touch in 2021–the first edition of its kind. The young
Prime Minister of Guinea Bissau, Three Ministers Test Positive for COVID-19
Nuno Gomes Nabiam, the Prime Minister of Guinea-Bissau, has tested positive for the novel coronavirus along with three members of his cabinet, Reuters quoted the country’s health
EU set to discuss Africa’s debt relief
European Union countries will discuss a request for debt relief from five Sahel countries as part of efforts to help them cope with coronavirus, European
US support for Africa will not drop despite review of relationship with WHO- Pompeo
The decision by President Trump to end U.S. funding for the World Health Organization (WHO) will not diminish U.S. support for health across Africa, including
Egypt extends state of emergency on virus, security fears
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on Tuesday ordered the renewal for three months of a long-running state of emergency, citing health as well as security
Cuban doctors land in South Africa to join fight against COVID-19
More than 200 Cuban health professionals touched down in South Africa in the early hours of Monday morning, greeted by South African and Cuban politicians
European leaders urge ‘Humanitarian Truce’ in Libya at Ramadan
The German, French and Italian foreign ministers on Saturday issued a joint statement calling for a “humanitarian truce” in Libya. Together with EU High Representative
Lockdown helpful in tackling COVID-19 but unsustainable – Ramaphosa
The nationwide lockdown implemented by the South African government to contain COVID-19 has delayed the spread of the virus and given government time to prepare
COVID 19 should not eclipse malaria, polio, other health issues- WHO Urges African countries
Public health systems in Africa are coming under severe strain as the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic persists. But as countries battle to bring the outbreak under
Botswana: President, lawmakers end quarantine after testing negative for coronavirus
Botswana President Mokgweetsi Masisi and all the country’s lawmakers completed a two-week quarantine Thursday after testing negative for the new coronavirus. A top government official
