Zimbabwean bankers want part of salaries given in U.S. Dollars
Bankers in Zimbabwe want part of their salaries paid in U.S. dollars in a bid to cushion them from soaring
South African rand firms as dollar wobble lifts emerging currencies
South Africa’s rand firmed early on Monday, helped by increased risk appetite as investors bet again on a global economic
Zimbabwe’s COVID-19 cases edge towards 1,000 mark
The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Zimbabwe is now 985 after three new cases were reported Sunday. The number
South African retail group TFG Swoops in, buy Jet assets from Edcon
The Foschini Group (TFG) is set to buy 371 stores and selected assets of Jet for 480 million rand ($28.7
Côte d’Ivoire VP Daniel Duncan resigns due to personal reasons: presidency
Côte d’Ivoire Vice President Daniel Kablan Duncan resigned from his position, the presidency announced on Monday. Duncan left the position
Two killed in helicopter crash in Kenya
Two people were killed on Monday after a Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) helicopter crashed in Kenya’s Machakos County, the force
SA’s Jacques Vermeulen, Jannes Kirsten sign contract extensions at Exeter Chiefs
South African rugby players Jacques Vermeulen and Jannes Kirsten and Zimbabwe-born Dave Ewers committed their futures to English Premiership Rugby
Kenya records 12 COVID-19 deaths, highest number in 24 hours
Kenya reported 189 new cases of Covid-19 on Monday afternoon, bringing the total number of confirmed infections in the country
Serge Aurier’s brother shot dead in France
A younger brother of Tottenham Hotspur’s Ivorian right-back Serge Aurier was shot dead in the French city of Toulouse. The
UN, EU criticize Mali government for lethal response to protests
The United Nations and the European Union have condemned the Malian government’s use of lethal force during protests calling for