Economy

Transnet seeks government debt relief to overcome a $7.3 billion crisis and restore critical freight and port services.

The Democratic Republic of Congo faces a worsening mpox outbreak, with vulnerable populations struggling due to a lack of resources and information. Aid efforts are underway, but challenges remain.

Kenya Airways posts its first half-year profit in more than a decade, signaling a positive turnaround driven by rising passenger numbers and a stronger shilling.

Kenya’s government plans to reintroduce scrapped tax measures, raising concerns of renewed unrest amid rising living costs.

Congo is set to receive its first mpox vaccines next week, thanks to support from the U.S. and Japan, as the country battles an escalating outbreak.

Libya’s central bank halts operations following the kidnapping of a senior official, highlighting security risks and potential economic fallout amid ongoing conflict.

Burkina Faso’s junta has conscripted six magistrates into military service for opposing pro-junta actions, in a move that raises serious concerns over judicial independence and human rights in the country.

Mobius Motors avoids liquidation by accepting a takeover bid, but the buyer’s identity remains unknown.

Floyd Shivambu’s resignation from the EFF to join Jacob Zuma’s MK party marks a significant shift in South Africa’s political landscape, with MK gaining momentum.

Experts outline strategies to make Africa self-reliant in food: boosting local farming, engaging youth, and embracing modern techniques.