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"What makes the drivers a risk group is mobility... They come into contact with people from different regions, from different backgrounds," a Mombasa clinician says

Coronavirus Creeps Along East Africa's Trucking Corridors

Coronavirus creeps along East Africa's trucking corridors

DR Congo Again Blames Hutu Rebels For Ranger Massacre

Visits to Virunga have been suspended since March 19 in DR Congo's bid to halt the new coronavirus pandemic

DR Congo again blames Hutu rebels for ranger massacre

'Today Is Wonderful': Relief In Lagos As Lockdown Ends

Market traders underwent anti-coronavirus training to prepare for the lifting of the lockdown

'Today is wonderful': Relief in Lagos as lockdown ends

A P-art Studio picture shows a Hermes V8MT medical drone made by Spartaqs transporting coronavirus tests between two Warsaw hospitals

Technology During Coronavirus: Could Medical Drones Be An Effective Tool To Tackle The Crisis?

The drones could deliver vital health supplies to affected populations without the risk of human contact.

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Masked: A phone credit salesman wears a dishcloth to cover his face at Kaveza market in Kigila. The country is in lockdown, and only essential stores are open.

As Shutdown Extended, Rwanda's Poor Confront Further Hardship

As shutdown extended, Rwanda's poor confront further hardship

South Africa has begun an lockdown that will be patrolled by the military and will see any disobeying the rules heavily punished

S.Africa Reports First Virus Death As Lockdown Starts

S.Africa reports first virus death as lockdown starts

Endangered Gorillas Could Also Be At Risk For Coronavirus

Experts say primates are likely susceptible to the complications that could arise from COVID-19.

International visitors for tourism and trade shows are a major source of revenue for Rwanda and the capital Kigali in particular, which markets itself as an attractive location for global conferences

Rwanda Imposes Shutdown As Infections Jump Across Africa

Rwanda imposes shutdown as infections jump across Africa

Rwanda as of Saturday had recorded 17 confirmed cases of coronavirus, the highest number in the East Africa region

Rwanda Imposes Shutdown, Suspends 'Unnecessary Movements': Govt

Rwanda imposes shutdown, suspends 'unnecessary movements': govt

Virus threat: A lab technician gears up for visiting a quarantine ward at the Kenyatta National Hospital in Nairobi

After Head Start On Virus, Africa Begins Clampdown

After head start on virus, Africa begins clampdown

Countries Are Behind On Gender Equality This International Women’s Day

Governments must announce their commitments publicly and loudly at the Generation Equality Forum planned to take place in Paris this July.

Rwandan musician Kizito Mihigo, pictured speaking to the media after being arrested in April 2014 on charges of threatening state security

Rwandan Dissident Singer Found Dead In Custody: Police

Rwandan dissident singer found dead in custody: police

Military officers carried the coffin, which was draped with the national flag

Kenya Mourns Moi With State Funeral

Kenya mourns Moi with state funeral

Thanks to conservation efforts and anti-poaching patrols, the population of mountain gorillas has grown to more than 1,000

Four Rare Mountain Gorillas 'Killed By Lightning' In Uganda

Four rare mountain gorillas 'killed by lightning' in Uganda

Endangered Mountain Gorillas Killed By Lightning Strike In Uganda

Four mountain gorillas were found dead from apparent electrocution in a protected park in Uganda.

Former Kenyan president Daniel Arap Moi, seen here in 1998, has died

Former Kenyan President Daniel Arap Moi Dead At 95

Former Kenyan president Daniel arap Moi dead at 95

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson says he wants to make the UK the "investment partner of choice" for African countries

UK Puts Visas Into Pitch For Post-Brexit Trade With Africa

UK puts visas into pitch for post-Brexit trade with Africa

Africa is largely blameless for climate change, yet its growing energy demands risk a larger carbon footprint

Brits Surpass 7 African Countries' Annual Carbon Emissions In Just Two Weeks: Report

According to a study, the average British person emits more carbon dioxide in two weeks compared to a citizen of any one of seven African Nations in an entire year. Are people willing to change?

Ethiopia Launches Its First Satellite, Caps Great Year For African Space Industry

Ethiopia launched its first satellite on Dec. 20. The launch marks the eighth African satellite launch this year, and the 41st satellite launch in African space history.