Eskom begins exporting electricity to Zimbabwe
Eskom began exports of 400 megawatts into Zimbabwe on Friday, easing a protracted power crisis characterized by daily outages lasting
Ethiopia grants first financial services license to foreign firm
Ethiopia’s central bank granted a financial services license to a foreign-owned company for the first time on Thursday. The move
Botswana, Kenya continue elephant protection talks
Botswana will continue talks about elephant protection with Kenya in order to hold the east African country together with itself
Gillian Triggs appointed UNHCR’s Assistant High Commissioner for Protection
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi on Friday welcomed the appointment of Gillian Triggs as Assistant High
UN calls for humanitarian truce in Libya
The United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) on Thursday called for a humanitarian truce between the rival parties in
Zimbabweans bracing for major price hike for mobile calls
Zimbabweans will have to pay nearly three times more for mobile calls after the country’s telecoms regulator hiked tariffs by
SADC backs Tanzania’s power dam project
The Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) has thrown its support behind Tanzania’s mega hydroelectric dam project. The project is expected
Nigeria’s Alex Iwobi reaches deal to sign with Everton
Nigerian forward Alex Iwobi is leaving Arsenal for Everton after agreeing to a five-year contract worth as much as $40
Egyptian police identify terrorist in deadly car bomb attack in Cairo
The Egyptian police on Thursday identified the terrorist who killed 20 people using a booby-trapped car in the Egyptian capital Cairo
Ghanaian president in Angola for two-day visit
Ghanaian President Nana Akufo-Addo arrived in Luanda, Angola, on Thursday for a two-day state visit to strengthen political, economic and