Top Entrepreneur: Africa’s private sector wants single market for trade
The private sector of Africa wants a single market for trade, said a top African entrepreneur on Tuesday in Rwanda’s
Zambia bans cabinet minister from parliament for slapping lawmaker
Zambia’s parliament suspended a cabinet minister on Tuesday from its proceedings for one month for slapping a fellow lawmaker within
Burundi’s Nkurunziza wants to rule until 2034
Despite concerns that his desire might spark a new round of politically-related violence in Burundi, President Pierre Nkurunziza wants changes
World Bank agrees US$ 600m loan, grant to Ethiopia
The World Bank on Tuesday agreed a US$ 600 million loan and grant to Ethiopia to finance roads and other
Kenya’s ruling party admits to hiring firm linked to data breach
Kenya’s ruling Jubilee party said on Tuesday it had paid for “branding” in the 2017 presidential election from SCL, affiliate
Chad public sector back to work after seven-week strike
Civil servants in Chad returned to work on Tuesday after a strike over austerity measures paralysed the impoverished country’s public
UNHCR Rep: Refugees better off in camps than returning to South Sudan
The current situation in South Sudan is not safe for facilitating or encouraging return of millions of people displaced by
Ex-French president in custody over claims Muammar Gaddafi funded his campaign
Former french President Nicolas Sarkozy was on Tuesday held in custody and questioned by magistrates investigating accusations that he received
Kenya to launch a digital campaign in China to attract more tourists
Kenya plans to launch a digital campaign to attract more Chinese tourists into the country, its tourists agency said on
Gambia to end process of voting with glass marbles
When Gambian voters go to the polls in April and May to elect local level officials it will be the last