Zambian leader reaffirms commitment to grow small, medium enterprises
Zambian President Edgar Lungu on Monday said that his government will continue to pursue policy and legal reforms aimed at
Death toll rises to 5 following pipeline explosion in Nigeria
The death toll from an oil pipeline explosion in Lagos, Nigeria’s economic hub, has risen to five, according to the
Zimbabwe acquires aircraft from Malaysia to boost state airline operations
Zimbabwe’s state-owned airline, Air Zimbabwe, on Monday took delivery of one of the two Boeing 777-200 aircraft bought by government
Report uncovers how Isabel dos Santos stole millions in public funds
An award-winning investigative team published a trove of files Sunday allegedly showing how Africa’s richest woman siphoned hundreds of millions
Ethiopia hails progress in ties with China
The Ethiopian government has hailed the Ethiopia-China comprehensive strategic cooperative partnership as the two countries embark on a series of
Rwanda set to get first powdered milk factory
A new powdered milk factory set to go under construction in Rwanda is expected to dramatically boost profit for the
Erdogan blames int’l community for not showing fast response to Libya’s crisis
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Sunday blamed the international community for not showing immediate response against the ongoing civil
Joint Sudanese-Libyan forces sent back 107 illegal immigrants
The joint Sudanese-Libyan forces on Sunday sent back 107 illegal immigrants who were found in the desert areas of Sudan’s
Heavy rains kill 4, destroy infrastructure in southern Mozambique
At least four people died in the past weekend due to heavy rains and strong winds that battered the southern
Three killed in a pipeline fire tragedy in Lagos
A fire on a pipeline owned by Nigeria’s state oil company in the commercial capital Lagos killed three people on