Tanzania’s national carrier has posted a $26 million loss in the financial year 2019/20, a government audit has shown. “We have discovered that [the airline] has made losses of up

Drugmaker Johnson & Johnson on Monday said it will supply the African Union (AU) up to 400 million doses of its COVID-19 vaccine beginning in the third quarter as the

Egyptian authorities have ordered the arrest of eight people over last week’s fatal train collision that killed 18 people, the AFP news agency reports, citing the prosecutor’s office. “The prosecutor

Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday reassured of his administration’s commitment to fully utilise the enormous gas resources in the country to uplift the economy and drive industrialization. Mr Buhari

Sudan has signed a declaration of principles that calls for freedom of religion and cultural identity in a democratic state. The Sudanese government also said the agreement seeks to separate

Sarah Obama, step-grandmother of the former US President Barack Obama has died at a hospital in Kenya at the age of 99. Her daughter Marsat, told the local Daily Nation

A former Nigerian Vice President, Atiku Abubakar, has called on the federal government to sell off the country’s petroleum company and its refineries, saying the country is better off privatising

The governments of Katsina, Kaduna and Niger States have intensified efforts to free 109 abductees still in captivity, about three months after their abductions, investigation by THISDAY has shown. THISDAY

Nigeria’s federal government and the organised labour will reconvene by the middle of April for their negotiations to finalise decision on the adjustment of petrol price  and electricity tariff. However,

Mozambique’s government has said dozens of civilians were killed in an attack this week on the northern town of Palma, including seven people whose convoy of vehicles was ambushed as

The number of fatalities resulting from Covid-19 has dropped from 86 to 17 cases per week between February 20 and March 20, weekly tallies of the Nigeria Centre for Disease

Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari has received an invitation from US President Joe Biden to a virtual summit to galvanise efforts in tackling the climate crisis. President Biden also extended the invitation to four other

The Nigerian Army has dismissed claims of protests by an unidentified battalion under Operation Lafiya Dole over alleged unpaid operational allowances stating rather that what was called a protest were mild complaints.

The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has said it would maintain its current ex-depot price of petrol until the conclusion of an ongoing engagement with the organised labour and other

Kenya’s President Uhuru Kenyatta has banned all inland travel in and out of five counties, including the capital Nairobi, to stop a surge of Covid-19 cases. The president said no

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed says Eritrea has agreed to withdraw its forces from Tigray, which witnessed mass atrocities against civilians during the months-long conflict in the restive region. “In

The University of Aberdeen has promised to return a Benin Bronze to Nigeria within weeks, the first institution to do so more than a century after Britain looted the sculptures

Restricts outbound passengers to 200 in first two weeks The United Arab Emirates (UAE), the host country for Emirates Airlines, has conceded to the demands of Nigeria’s federal government to

Bandits terrorising Kaduna State have again killed nine people in communities in Birnin Gwari and Giwa Local Government Areas of the state. The killings were confirmed in a statement Thursday

The Lagos State Government has denied allegations of malpractices, diversification and sale of covid vaccines in some vaccination centres in the state, stating that the inoculation protocols rolled out by