Nigeria to penalise financial institutions for excess, arbitrary charges
Nigeria’s financial regulator on Tuesday announced measures to protect consumers from excess, arbitrary or unapproved charges levied by banks and
Zambian government confirms AfDB sanctions over arrears
The Zambian government on Tuesday confirmed that the African Development Bank (AfDB) has imposed sanctions on the country over outstanding
Uganda endorsed to chair Non-Aligned Movement for 2022-2025
Uganda was endorsed to chair the Non-Aligned Movement on behalf of Africa for the period from 2022 to 2025, the
Rudisha’s 800m record in 2012 voted Athletics Moment of the Decade
The world record breaking run by Kenya’s David Rudisha in the men’s 800m final at the Olympic Games in London
Côte d’Ivoire issues arrest warrant for former prime minister
Authorities in Côte d’Ivoire issued a warrant of arrest on Monday against presidential candidate Guillaume Soro following his failed attempt
Mozambique’s constitutional council validates October election results
The Constitutional Council (CC) of Mozambique validated on Monday that the ruling party Frelimo and its candidate Filipe Nyusi won
CGTN Exclusive: Tesco’s Chinese supplier denies alleged forced labor
The chairman of the Chinese supplier to British supermarket chain Tesco has rejected allegations the company used forced labor
Botswana beefs up efforts against rhino poaching
Botswana said on Monday that it is fighting rhino poaching harder in the Okavango Delta in the northern part of
‘I turned my grandson to the police’
Doing the right thing sometimes means putting morality above even family. A man made this difficult decision when he
Rwandan rebels and their families repatriated from DRC
Seventy-one Rwandan rebels from an offshoot of Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda (FDLR) and 1500 members of their