Malusi Gigaba resigns as MP two days after quitting cabinet
Having resigned from cabinet on Tuesday, former South African Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba has also quit his role as
Danakali, other mining firms welcome lifting of sanctions on Eritrea
Danakali and other miners said a U.N. decision to lift sanctions on Eritrea should enhance international trade opportunities and give
Time running out for Kenya’s Harambee Starlets to decide on Women’s Cup
The 2018 CAF Africa Women Cup of Nations (AWCON) finals kick off on Saturday in Accra. Kenya’s national team, the
Nigeria to probe ruling party’s chief over corruption allegation
Nigeria’s anti-graft body said Wednesday that it would probe the allegation of corruption leveled against the chairman of the country’s
Morocco unveils Africa’s first high-speed train line
French President Emmanuel Macron and Morocco’s King Mohammed VI are inaugurating Morocco’s first high-speed rail line, the first ever such
South Africa’s land expropriation plan unnerves investors
The World Bank says global investors are growing more nervous about South Africa’s plan to change its constitution to allow the
Former UBS trader Kweku Adoboli deported to Ghana
Kweku Adoboli, the former UBS trader convicted of fraud, has been deported to Ghana, despite a long campaign to keep
Uber mulls setting up minibus service in Nairobi
Uber is considering rolling out a new service in Kenya that will see users book seats on minibuses plying various
World Bank scraps plan to loan Tanzania $300 million
Tanzania is now on the spot because of the recent affirmation of its policy on banning pregnant girls from school. The
Uganda promises to improve security for Chinese businesses after series of attacks
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni on Wednesday announced new security measures to protect Chinese businesses that have attacked by street gangs