Trump floats renaming Strait of Hormuz as ‘Trump Strait’
Iran Guards chief vows to avenge victims killed in wedding strike
Morrocans protest over Israel normalisation agreements
ONE CHINA POLICY: Chinese military flies 18 warplanes near Taiwan during US envoy’s visit
Ethiopia files terrorism charges against opposition leaders
Two killed, 14 wounded in shooting at US party ― Police
Trump announces 13 billion dollars in emergency relief to Puerto Rico
Kenya to resume outdoor sports after coronavirus pause
AU ramps up pressure on Mali junta to restore civilian rule
South African miner finds five rare blue diamonds
Trump to establish a commission to promote a ‘patriotic education’
Twitter flags Trump tweet over voting misinformation ― again
Trump’s impeachment lawyer sues CNN for $300m
‘Hotel Rwanda’ hero denied bail in terrorism trial
Algeria ex-policeman turned protester gets 2 years jail
Israelis protest against second coronavirus lockdown
Foreigners ‘live in constant fear’ in South Africa ― HRW
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SubscribeSouth Africa’s economy to shrink 8.2% in 2020 ― Central Bank
South Africa’s central bank on Thursday forecast the economy will shrink by 8.2 per cent in 2020, but some forecasts foresee a double-digit contraction due to a fallout from coronavirus pandemic. The bank revised downwards its outlook as the impact of the lockdown imposed in March, becomes clearer. “The bank now forecasts a GDP contraction […]
International solidarity has vanquished coronavirus— Chinese Consulate
The Chinese Consulate in Lagos, Thursday, said China had made major strategic achievements in the battle against COVID-19, especially via international solidarity.
Explosives ‘large enough’ to blow up Khartoum seized in Sudan
Sudan has arrested 41 people and seized a large amount of explosives big enough to blow up the capital Khartoum, authorities said on Wednesday. The materials included ammonium nitrate, the same chemical that caused a deadly explosion in Lebanon on August 4. “Forty-one people were arrested in possession of explosives, enough to destroy (the capital) […]
South Africa to ‘cautiously’ reopen borders as lockdown eases
South Africa will reopen its borders to most countries next month, the president said Wednesday, part of a wider easing of anti-coronavirus measures announced as figures continue to improve. The continent’s most industrialised economy shuttered its borders at the start of a strict nationwide lockdown on March 27 to limit the spread of the virus. […]
Junta says Mali faces ‘total embargo’ from West African countries
The military junta that seized power in Mali last month said Wednesday that the country could face a “total embargo” from West African countries if it does not quickly appoint civilian leaders. The 15-nation Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) imposed sanctions on Mali after the August 18 coup in a bid to push […]
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