Kenya’s Safaricom signs $103 million loan for sustainable projects
Kenyan telecoms firm, Safaricom has signed a 15 billion shillings (102.95 million U.S. dollars) loan deal with domestic banks, the
South Africa’s Maharaj, Magala included in Cricket World Cup squad
South Africa have included spinner Keshav Maharaj and seamer Sisanda Magala in their World Cup squad after the pair overcame
BREAKING: BRICS invites in six countries including Ethiopia, Egypt, Iran
The BRICS group of nations officially invited six other countries; Argentina, Egypt, Iran, Ethiopia, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab
Nigerian court adjourns suspended central bank governor’s fraud hearing
A Nigerian court adjourned a hearing on Thursday for suspended central bank governor, Godwin Emefiele, due to the absence of
West African heads of state begin closed-door talks on Niger
West African leaders began closed-door talks in Nigeria’s capital Abuja on Thursday to discuss their response to last month’s coup
Libya recovers colonial wolf statue sold as scrap and found on a farm
Libyan authorities recovered a large bronze wolf statue that once sat atop a pillar in central Benghazi. The wolf statue
India finds ‘violations’ at cough syrup maker linked to Cameroon deaths
India found violations related to manufacturing and laboratory practices at drugmaker Riemann Labs, whose cough syrup was linked to child
West African leaders impose sanctions on Niger military leaders after coup
Leaders from the West African regional bloc ECOWAS meeting at an emergency summit on Sunday imposed financial and travel sanctions
Kenya appeals court unfreezes finance law that sparked unrest
A Kenyan appeals court on Friday lifted a suspension placed on a disputed government finance law that will double the
DR Congo beefs up security ahead of Francophone Games
The Democratic Republic of Congo has stepped up security in the capital Kinshasa amid concerns about the safety of athletes