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Ethiopia protest clashes kill at least nine

Clashes between Ethiopian security forces and protesters demanding the release of an opposition politician and a media magnate have killed

South African miner Gold Fields reported a four-fold jump in half-year earnings on Thursday, benefiting from a surge in the

The World Health Organization (WHO) on Thursday urged African countries to put solid COVID-19 prevention measures in place before embarking

Africa is beginning to slowly “bend the curve” of COVID-19 infections as measures like mask-wearing and social distancing slow down

Nigeria is considering partnerships between state governments and private firms to ramp up testing and tracing of coronavirus cases after

The United States government imposed sanctions on four Ugandans who were implicated in a fake adoption scam, the U.S. Treasury

Portugal’s Sonae has moved to strengthen its position in local telecoms firm NOS by increasing its stake and ditching a

Somali pirates have hijacked a Panama-flagged ship, a regional official told Reuters on Thursday. The ship was traveling from the

France will pursue its military operations in Mali against Islamic fighters despite the ousting of the country’s president two days

South Africa’s Standard Bank reported a 43% drop in half-year profit on soaring bad loans but said sound that its