Ethiopia eyes more Chinese tourists as ties with neighboring Eritrea improve
Han Guanming, an owner of Chinese online travel agency based in east China’s Hangzhou city, admits he was a little
Zimbabwe Finance Minister: Economy will grow by more than 6 percent
Zimbabwe’s economy is projected to grow by about six percent in 2018, up from the initial projection of 4.5 percent
Cote D’Ivoire raises cocoa farmers’ pay after price recovery
Cote D’Ivoire, the world’s biggest cocoa producer, raised farmers’ pay for the new season for the first time in two
Chinese embassy in Somalia hosts reception to mark China’s National Day
The Chinese embassy in Somalia on Monday held a ceremony to celebrate China’s National Day which falls on Oct. 1,
Namibia mulls SA style land expropriation
Namibia’s president called on Monday for a change to the constitution to allow the government to expropriate land and re-distribute
Classes resume in Niger universities after month-long strike
Classes resumed on Monday at universities in Niger after teachers suspended a month-long strike over pay and academic management, two
AfDB extends $1.4 million grant to support Zimbabwe refugees
Zimbabwe and the African Development Bank (AfDB) on Monday signed a 1.4 million U.S. dollar grant agreement to support about
Zambia to introduce sales tax next year to boost revenues
Zambia will abolish Value Added Tax (VAT) and replace it with a non-refundable sales tax in April, Finance Minister Margaret
Nigeria’s Buhari promises 2019 elections will be fair
Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari sought to reassure voters that next year’s elections would be free and fair on Monday after