Tunisia’s parliament rejects plan to issue $800 million in bonds
Tunisia’s parliament said on Thursday it has rejected a government plan to issue up to $800 million in bonds this
Study finds Western Kenyans drink hottest tea in the world
Scientists investigating a possible connection between the average temperature that people have tea and cancer of the esophagus have suggested
UN human rights chief in Cameroon as violence in Anglophone regions continues
United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Michelle Bachelet, is in Cameroon to evaluate progress made in the protection and
Sudan’s prosecutors want Bashir interrogated on money laundering charges
Sudan’s public prosecutor on Thursday ordered ousted President Omar al-Bashir to be interrogated on charges of money laundering and financing
Armed rebels kill six people in eastern DR Congo
At least six people were killed in an armed rebel attack on Tshabi village in Ituri Province, Democratic Republic of
World Bank president meets Mozambican president to discuss post-cyclone responses
World Bank President David Malpass met Mozambique’s President Filipe Nyusi on Friday to discuss how the institution can help in
Algeria’s army chief of staff vows to prevent violence in country: state TV
Algeria’s army Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Ahmed Gaed Salah said the military will ensure the country does not descend
Safaricom profits jump to 14.7 percent to Sh 63.4 billion
Safaricom has reported a 14.7 percent jump in net profits for the year ended March 2019 to Sh63.4 billion. In
AfDB signs $50 million deal with Natixis to boost trade finance in Africa
The African Development Bank signed a $50 million risk participation agreement (RPA) on Wednesday with investment and corporate bank Natixis.
Malaria vaccine pilot launched in Ghana
Children in Ghana are starting to get a new vaccine designed to stop malaria after the World Health Organization (WHO)