COVID-19: Malawi cancels Independence Day celebrations The president of Malawi, Lazarus Chakwera has announced the cancellation of Independence Day celebrations in the country.
Here are the ‘safe’ African countries permitted into Europe The EU have decided to open its borders to 15 non-EU countries from July 1, 2020.
Senegal renames slaving post from Europe Square to Freedom Square An island in Senegal closely linked to the slave trade in the colonial era has been renamed by the city authorities.
African countries that have recorded no deaths from COVID-19 Africa recorded its first COVID-19 case in Egypt on February 14, 2020.
Robert Mueller speaks out for the first time in a year, writing that Roger Stone 'rightly' remains a convicted felon even after Trump's commutation
Trump has been spotted wearing a mask publicly for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic began
When I first started investing with an app at 21, I thought I was doing the right thing. I've since learned I had it all backward.
There's no such thing as 'too low' of a mortgage rate, but an extremely low rate could come with fine print
FedEx reportedly threatens to remove signage from the Washington Redskins' home stadium unless the team changes its name (FDX)
US Presidents have thrown out the first pitch for MLB's opening day for over 100 years — here's the history from Taft to Obama
Nearly half of American households have lost income since the start of the pandemic The coronavirus pandemic has cut nearly half of Americans' household incomes, a Bankrate and YouGov survey found.
The government teamed up with Christian cartoon franchise 'VeggieTales' to teach children about this year's census The US Census Bureau has been teaming up with popular children brands to teach kids about this year's tally.
Wayfair shoots down conspiracy theory about child sex-trafficking and expensive cabinets Wayfair on Friday shot down a conspiracy theory involving sex-trafficking claims and expensive cabinets listed on its website.
