South Africa will allow travel from Oct. 1 to and from all countries in Africa
Travel to and from within continent allowed.
The remnants of Hurricane Sally dumped more than a foot of rain over the U.S. Southeast on Thursday, killed at least one person, washed out bridges and roads and left hundreds of thousands without power and others with ruined homes
The remnants of Hurricane Sally dumped more than a foot of rain over the U.S. Southeast on Thursday, killing at…
U.N. Human Rights Council agrees to closer monitoring of Belarus
The Human Rights Council agreed to a resolution to launch closer U.N. monitoring of alleged rights violations in Belarus.
Europe’s healthcare regulator has endorsed using dexamethasone to treat COVID-19 patients with breathing difficulties
Europe's healthcare regulator has endorsed using dexamethasone to treat COVID-19 patients with breathing difficulties.
France puts plans for new environmental taxes on airline sector on hold
France is preparing to put plans for new environmental taxes on the airline sector on hold.
Germany confirms six new cases of African swine fever in wild boars
The new cases follow six others confirmed in wild boars, not farm animals.
FSA investigating Swedbank for potential market abuse
Sweden's financial watchdog said on Friday it was investigating lender Swedbank.
Moderna expects to produce 20 million doses of coronavirus vaccine by end of year
Moderna Inc expects to produce 20 million doses of its experimental coronavirus vaccine by the end of the year.
Dollar on track for fifth straight day of declines against yen
The dollar was on track for its fifth straight day of declines against the yen.
‘We are at a moment where you may see some inflation,’ Bullard says
St. Louis Fed president James Bullard: 'We are at a moment where you may see some inflation'