South African rand edges higher in early trade
South Africa’s rand rose in early trade against a softer dollar on Wednesday, in line with a rise in local
Algeria eyes Europe as a market for its surplus electricity
Algerian Energy Minister, Mustapha Guitouni, on Tuesday in capital Algiers said his country has submitted an official request to enter
Nigeria working to eliminate noma disease
Nigeria commemorated the second edition of the National Noma Day with an aim of creating awareness on early detection of
Zimbabwe’s Mnangagwa planning huge victory rally near Mugabe’s home
ZANU PF is pulling out all stops for President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s first rally since the disputed July 30 elections which
Mozambican ruling party urges opposition to stop war threats
The spokesman for the ruling party of Mozambique, Frelimo, said Tuesday that the main opposition Renamo has to stop making
Motlanthe commission: Doubts over Chamisa making an appearance
It’s still not certain whether MDC leader Nelson Chamisa will agree to appear before a commission of enquiry into deadly
Uganda to make new telecoms investors share fiber optic infrastructure
Uganda will force new investors in telecommunications services to rent capacity from existing fibre optic cables, rather than lay their
Italian volunteer abducted by gunmen in Kenyan coast
An Italian volunteer worker has been abducted by unidentified gunmen at the Kenyan coastal area of Kilifi on Tuesday night.
Madagascar presidential hopeful heads to court over poll “irregularities”
Madagascar presidential hopeful Marc Ravalomanana has gone to court to protest the conduct of presidential polls to “correct irregularities,” sources
At least 50 killed by suicide bomber in Kabul
At least 50 people were killed on Tuesday after a suicide bomber blew himself up in the Afghan capital Kabul,