Senegal’s internet blackout raises alarm over rights abuses amid electoral turmoil, sparking international scrutiny and condemnation.
Economy
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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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Kenya is planning to sell a seven-year Eurobond at a yield of around 11%, which is higher than any other issue on the continent so far this year, according to …
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West African countries are set to benefit from a new partnership with Germany that aims to boost investment and intervention programs in the region. The Economic Community of West African …
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The EU embarks on a transformative journey to promote peace and mitigate violence in the Niger Delta through inclusive community security measures.
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In the wake of Herbert Wigwe’s tragic demise, the nation reflects on his transformative impact on the banking sector and beyond.
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Uganda is set to improve a key transportation link in its central-eastern region with the help of a $ 30 million loan from the OPEC Fund for International Development. The …
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In a devastating blow to the banking industry, Access Bank’s CEO, Herbert Wigwe, tragically dies in a California helicopter crash.
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EFF leader Malema challenges court decision, emphasizing accountability and warning against a “captured judiciary” in South Africa.
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Exxon Mobil Corp., the largest U.S. oil company, has decided to end its 30-year presence in Equatorial Guinea, one of Africa’s smallest but richest nations. The move marks a dramatic …