Economy

The war in Sudan has worsened with over 136,000 people displaced by recent violence in Sennar state. UN warns of critical conditions for displaced populations and potential famine in Darfur. …

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi reshuffled the cabinet, bringing in new finance and foreign ministers to tackle economic challenges, inflation, and power cuts.

Zambia receives a $208 million grant from the World Bank to combat a devastating drought threatening food security for millions. The grant will provide emergency cash assistance and strengthen social …

The Dangote refinery is reshaping the West African oil market by expanding gasoil exports and adhering to evolving environmental standards.

Kenyan activists call for continued protests following President Ruto’s withdrawal of tax hikes, amid criticisms of police conduct and government austerity measures.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has appointed former opposition leader John Steenhuisen as Agriculture Minister in a new coalition cabinet following the ANC’s loss of majority.

South Africa’s Democratic Alliance navigates coalition challenges with the ANC amid ongoing cabinet negotiations, influencing governance dynamics.

Amid Egypt’s power cuts, local venues offer crucial study spaces to support students during critical high school exams.

Kenya is witnessing protests against the Finance Bill, 2024, which proposes new taxes and increases existing ones, leading to widespread public outcry and opposition.

Kwesi Pratt criticizes Ghana’s government for celebrating the Eurobond deal, questioning the economic strategy behind the debt relief agreement.