Uber suspends operations in Morocco
Uber said on Monday it would suspend operations in Morocco, two years after they began, as the company tries to
Nigeria’s President says unclaimed looted assets to be sold
Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari has said the sales of all unclaimed looted assets which include lands and houses recovered by
Somali traders, government locked in dispute over new tax
A major deadlock between Somali authorities and the business community is threatening to have serious economic implications in a nation
Kenya relaxes opposition activists travel ban
Two leading Kenyan opposition members have been allowed to fly to Zimbabwe after they were detained on Monday and prevented
AU Summit: Africa’s war on corruption
The African Union has earmarked 2018 as the African year of anti-corruption, with the theme of the recently concluded AU
Trump & Africa: One year on
Just over a year ago Donald Trump took over the US Presidency, and while he did not have much to
Vatican accepts resignation of controversial Nigerian bishop
A Nigerian bishop whom Pope Francis had fiercely defended has resigned after a five-year, sometimes violent, standoff with rebel priests
Kenya’s national football team coach Put resigns
Kenya’s national football team Harambee Stars’ coach Paul Put has resigned citing personal reasons. Put who decided to resign on
Kenya to host regional energy summit in June amid sector’s rapid growth
Kenya’s ministry of energy will in mid June host the fifth edition of the East Africa Oil and Gas Summit
South Sudan rebels release Kenyan pilots after compensation paid: rebel spokesman
Two Kenyan pilots who had been abducted by South Sudanese rebels have been released after a compensation for the family