Airtel Africa looks at $1 billion London listing
Airtel Africa, a subsidiary of Indian telecoms group Bharti Airtel, is considering a stock market flotation in London as part
How Minecraft is helping UN-Habitat improve cities
Imagine if you could have a say in how your city is designed. Imagine if from the comfort of a
Dale Steyn to miss South Africa’s opening Cricket World Cup match
Veteran fast bowler Dale Steyn has been ruled out of South Africa’s opening match of the ICC Men’s Cricket World
Samburu warrior shortlisted for prestigious conservation award
Jenerik Lekilelei, a Samburu warrior from Kenya, was named as one of three finalists shortlisted for the Tusk Award for
Nigeria’s Buhari vows to continue crackdown on corruption in second term
During a television interview broadcast Monday night, Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari vowed to continue his crackdown against corrupt officials during
Kenya negotiating for $750 million loan from World Bank
Kenya is negotiating with the World Bank for a $750 million loan for budgetary support, documents on the proposed funding
UNCHR: Violence in Nigeria forced 20,000 into Niger since April
Violence in northwest Nigeria has forced around 20,000 refugees to seek safety in neighbouring Niger since April, the United Nations
Vodacom permit dispute threatens to disconnect Congo clients
Telecommunications giant Vodacom is under threat to lose the right to provide 2G services this week unless it renews a disputed
Fresh Sudan strike cripples transportation sector
Long queues could be witnessed outside the Khartoum Airport in Sudan’s capital on Tuesday, as workers kicked off a two-day
Gambia sentences former soldiers over coup plot
A group of former soldiers are going to prison for plotting to overthrow Gambia’s President Adama Barrow in 2017. A