UN condemns attacks on humanitarian aid workers in South Sudan
The UN humanitarian agency has strongly condemned brutal attacks on humanitarian aid workers in South Sudan’s Central Equatoria, an area
Kenya’s KCB Group reports 40% drop in H1 after-tax profit due to COVID-19
Kenyan bank KCB Group on Wednesday announced a first half-year after-tax profit of Sh7.6 billion (about $70 million), a 40
Raja Casblanca regains top spot from Wydad after defeating Hassania Agadir
Raja Casablanca scored once in each half to secure a 2-0 win away to struggling Hassania Agadir at the Stade
South Africa’s mines minister drops challenge to court ruling on black ownership threshold
South Africa’s mines minister has withdrawn an appeal of a court ruling that held that mining companies did not have
Ghana to evacuate 1,500 stranded nationals from Lebanon following explosions
The Ghanaian government will soon begin evacuating nationals who were injured and left stranded in Lebanon following this month’s explosions
Nigerian Foreign Affairs minister Geoffrey Onyeama recovers from COVID-19
The Nigerian Minister for Foreign Affairs Geoffrey Onyeama recovered from the coronavirus after three weeks of isolation, the ministry said
UPDATE: Death toll from South Sudan clashes rises to 127, military says
The death toll from deadly clashes between civilians and government forces in the northern Tonj area of Warrap state in
Investment banker Victor Williams appointed CEO of NBA Africa
The National Basketball Association (NBA) on Monday named Victor Williams as CEO of NBA Africa with effect from August 17.
Insurgents seize Mozambique port in gas-rich region, local media say
Islamist insurgents have captured a heavily-defended port in the far northern Mozambique town of Mocimboa da Praia, close to the
African e-commerce firm Jumia takes lockdown revenue hit
Revenues for African e-commerce heavyweight Jumia slid by 10% in the second quarter, dashing hopes that lockdowns aimed at stemming