Barrick works to end two-year tax dispute in Tanzania
Barrick Gold Corporation is considering options for its stake in Acacia Mining PLC, including possible sale, as the company works
DRC poll results could be delayed, says CENI
Results from Democratic Republic of Congo’s presidential election could be delayed as counting centers are still waiting for more than
Total starts production at new Nigeria oilfield
Total SA said on Wednesday that it had started production from Nigeria’s Egina oilfield, part of a shift by the
Hundreds camp out for glimpse of Cape Town’s Minstrel parade
Hundreds of people packed Cape Town streets on Wednesday for one of South Africa’s most popular cultural events. The annual
Sub-two-hour marathon likely but not for at least 10 years, says expert
Eliud Kipchoge moved tantalizingly close to the magic two-hour mark for the men’s marathon last year, but a former world
Kenya launches new protocols to reduce rhino deaths during relocations
Kenya has launched an immobilization protocol for black and white rhinos to prevent fatalities during translocations, according to officials. Charles
Sudan central bank aims to reduce inflation to 27.1 pct in 2019
The Central Bank of Sudan said on Tuesday that it intends to reduce the country’s inflation rate to 27.1 percent
UN commends release of Libyan hostages kidnapped by IS militants
The UN Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) on Tuesday praised release of Libyan hostages kidnapped by the Islamic State (IS)
Tanzanian president calls 2018 a successful year
Tanzanian President John Magufuli has called upon Tanzanians to keep up the hard work spirit, saying the just-ended 2018 was
Kenyans unhappy about high energy costs
Kenyans had to bear the burden of high energy costs after the government reneged on promises to make power more