Economy

South Africa’s top court has ruled former President Jacob Zuma ineligible to run in the upcoming parliamentary elections, citing his previous jail sentence.

The Democratic Republic of Congo thwarted a coup attempt on Sunday, killing the leader and arresting over 50 people. Among those detained were three American citizens, raising concerns about US …

In response to severe supply shortages, Ivory Coast’s cocoa regulator, the CCC, has suspended around 40 cooperatives suspected of hoarding cocoa beans to inflate prices.

A Nigerian court has ruled that a Binance executive can be tried on behalf of the company in an ongoing tax evasion case. This decision adds another layer of complexity …

In a historic move, President Cyril Ramaphosa signs the National Health Insurance Act, striving to offer equitable health coverage to all South Africans ahead of impending elections.

EU condemns Tunisia’s arrest of journalists, activists, raising concerns about a crackdown on dissent and the erosion of democratic institutions in the North African nation.

Nigerians are protesting against the government’s decision to hike electricity prices and eliminate subsidies, calling for fair and affordable access to electricity. The demonstrations highlight broader concerns about governance and …

South Africa’s telecom giant, MTN Group, reports a significant decline in service revenue for the first quarter of the fiscal year, marking an 18% drop compared to the same period …

With South Africa experiencing a halt in load-shedding ahead of key elections, debates intensify over the timing and its potential impacts on voter perceptions.

Niger’s Prime Minister Zeine declares Benin’s blockade of oil exports a violation of international accords, escalating tensions amid regional security concerns.