Zambia’s first green bond to be issued by year-end
Zambia’s Copperbelt Energy Corporation (CEC) will issue the southern African country’s first green bond by the end of the year,
Uganda’s Chemusto banned for four years for doping violation
The Athletics Integrity Unit banned middle-distance runner Janat Chemusto for four years after the 25-year-old tested positive for a prohibited
Namibia starts construction of Africa’s first decarbonised iron plant
Namibia began construction on Monday of Africa’s first decarbonised iron plant, to be powered exclusively by green hydrogen, the country’s
Gunfire heard from administrative centre of Guinean capital – witnesses
Military vehicles and special forces were seen on the streets of the Guinean capital on Saturday as the sound of
Siya Kolisi committed to Springboks ahead of Racing 92 move
Siya Kolisi has no plans to retire from international rugby and will continue to be available for South Africa, he
IMF reaches staff-level agreement for over 200 mln U.S. dollars to Senegal
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has reached a staff-level agreement with Senegal for the country to receive a disbursement of
Springboks adapted better to wet conditions to claim last-gasp win claims coach
South Africa adapted better to poor conditions in their Rugby World Cup semi-final against England and were therefore able to
South Africa’s inflation rises sharply on food and fuel prices
Inflation in South Africa rose sharply in September but stayed within the central bank’s target range, fuelling analysts’ expectations that
Marrakech prepares for IMF and World Bank meeting a month after deadly quake
Moroccans living just an hour from where the global financial elite will gather for IMF and World Bank meetings next
UK’s plan to deport migrants to Rwanda heads to top court
The British government will next week try to persuade judges at the country’s top court to overturn a ruling which