Despite economic challenges, Telkom South Africa reports stable Q3 profits and modest revenue growth, driven by data-connectivity solutions and strategic expansion in its mobile and fibre sectors.
Ikeoluwa Ogungbangbe
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The United States condemns Rwanda’s alleged support for M23 rebels in DR Congo, demanding an immediate ceasefire and withdrawal of forces to restore peace in the region.
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After a court decision, President Macky Sall promises to hold Senegal’s delayed presidential election promptly, aiming to restore stability in the nation.
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Nigeria’s inflation rate reaches nearly 30% amid skyrocketing food prices and currency devaluation. Government faces mounting pressure to stabilize economy and alleviate financial strain on households.
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Nigeria unveils a revolutionary plan, targeting a $2.16 billion debt and gas shortages, to finally solve its persistent power woes and light up the nation.
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Senegal’s internet blackout raises alarm over rights abuses amid electoral turmoil, sparking international scrutiny and condemnation.
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Zimbabwe takes decisive steps to stabilize currency, linking exchange rate to gold assets, aiming to restore economic confidence.
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South Africa awaits relief as Eskom aims to restore power units, easing nationwide blackouts by mid-week.
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After 150 years, a US museum returns looted gold regalia to Ghana, marking a significant milestone in cultural restitution efforts.
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TotalEnergies follows Shell in divesting Nigerian onshore oil assets due to environmental challenges.