Global Business 16th June 2015
On this edition of Global Business: We look at the implications of President Bashir’s escape from the clutches of the
Cameroon qualify to the last 16 at the FIFA women’s world cup
Cameroon turned in a dynamic second-half showing to defeat Switzerland 2-1 and earn a ticket to the last 16 of
Zimbabwe’s reserve bank starts to collect old Zimbabwean dollars
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has began collecting old Zimbabwean dollars after demonetizing the unit last week. The southern African
Nigeria knocked out of the Women’s World cup by US
An Abby Wambach right kick is all the United States needed to knock off Nigeria, 1-0, to clinch the top
Ugandan President Criticizes Former Premier
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has dismissed A-mama Mbabazi’s 2016 Presidential bid. In a recorded video message, President Museveni termed the
Nestle cuts 15% of its Africa Workforce
According to the Financial Times, Nestlé, the biggest food and drinks company, is cutting 15 per cent of its workforce across
Tunisia Train Crash: 17 Killed As Passenger Train Collides With Truck
At least 17 Tunisians were killed and dozens more injured when a passenger train collided with a truck in the
Nigerians React to Proposed 9 Billion Naira Wardrobe Allowance
Nigeria’s National Assembly wants a combined wardrobe allowance worth nearly 9bn Naira ($45m) over the course of the four-year term. The money
Luanda the most expensive city for expatriates in the world
The capital city of the oil rich country Angola, Luanda is the most expensive city in the world for
This Soweto band making is waves with ‘Kasi Soul’
A vocal trio from Soweto known as The Soil strive to deliver melodic and harmonious messages through a new A