Kenya has made a bold move to avoid a possible default on its debt by issuing a new international bond with a high interest rate of 10.375%. The bond, which …
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Kinshasa – Police in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) used tear gas on Monday to disperse demonstrators who set fire to tires and flags of the US and Belgium …
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A Somali soldier who had defected from al Shabaab opened fire on UAE and Somali military officials at a base in Mogadishu, killing four people and injuring six others. The …
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Egypt has deployed dozens of tanks and armored vehicles to its border with Gaza, as it braces for a potential humanitarian crisis caused by Israel’s ongoing military operation in the …
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Nigeria’s state-owned oil company NNPC has assured consumers that it will not increase the price of petrol despite the recent devaluation of the local currency, the naira. The naira plunged …
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Mozambique’s President Filipe Nyusi is fighting to keep his immunity in a London court, where he is being sued by a shipbuilding company at the center of a massive corruption …
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Senegal’s decision to postpone its presidential election by 10 months has triggered a wave of anger and demonstrations across the country. The move, which was approved by parliament on Monday, …
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Senegal’s decision to postpone its presidential election until December has triggered a wave of anger and demonstrations across the country. Many accuse President Macky Sall of trying to extend his …
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Namibia’s interim president Nangolo Mbumba has announced that he will not contest the upcoming elections in November, clearing the path for the country’s first female presidential candidate, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah. Mbumba, …
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Ethiopia’s parliament has voted to prolong a state of emergency in the northern region of Amhara for another four months, citing ongoing violence and instability. The move comes amid accusations …