North Korea fires multiple ballistic missiles – Seoul
Worst DR Congo Ebola epidemic ever passes 7,000 cases
South Africa cuts interest rates to soften virus impact
Pilgrims in Saudi Arabia vie for downsized hajj
China to launch Mars probe in space race with US
Exiting WTO chief rates self 12 on one to 10 scale
Francophone community to vet Niger voter list
Zimbabwe court bars money laundering probe of Econet
AfDB approves $288 million virus loan to South Africa
Sudan to devalue currency amidst huge budget deficit

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China’s two-child policy means more babies named after mum
When Wang Rong gave birth to her second son, she reminded her husband of a promise he made even before their wedding: to let her pass on her family name. “My dad had two girls and I didn’t want our family line to end with us,” the mother from Shanghai told AFP. “I didn’t want […]
Papua New Guinea calls for WHO coronavirus help
Papua New Guinea has asked for World Health Organization (WHO) help after a rapidly spreading new coronavirus outbreak sparked preparations for large-scale community transmission in the under-resourced country. Having mostly dodged the COVID-19 pandemic until now, Papua New Guinea reported Thursday it had detected three new cases in the previous 24 hours, bringing the total […]
South African eateries launch mass protest against COVID-19 rules
South African eateries on Wednesday organised the biggest protest in the history of the country’s restaurant industry to highlight their severe losses due to strict Covid-19 measures. Almost 400,000 restaurant jobs may be lost due to government’s austere lockdown regulations, according to the Restaurant Association of South Africa (RASA), which is leading the campaign. Under […]
UK committed to balanced trade deal with EU, says PM’s spokesman
Britain remains committed to agreeing on the outlines of a balanced trade agreement with the European Union but significant differences between the two sides remain, a spokesman for Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Wednesday. Talks on a so-called future relationship, which are now in their fifth round, have all but stalled, raising fears among […]
Philippines warns of more arrests for failure to follow mask rules
Philippine authorities on Wednesday warned that more people would be arrested for failing to wear masks in public and could face up to 30 days in prison. The warning is coming as the government steps up enforcement of anti-coronavirus restrictions. The Interior Undersecretary Jonathan Malaya, warned that government would start arresting more people now. “Lets […]

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