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Mozambique’s ambitious liquefied natural gas (LNG) project, led by French energy giant TotalEnergies, is facing a renewed threat from Islamic State-linked militants who have launched a deadly raid on a …

Facing rising costs and heavy taxation, Kogi bakers set for a nationwide strike to demand government action and policy reform.

Senegal’s internet blackout raises alarm over rights abuses amid electoral turmoil, sparking international scrutiny and condemnation.

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 …

Zimbabwe takes decisive steps to stabilize currency, linking exchange rate to gold assets, aiming to restore economic confidence.

South Africa has announced that it will deploy 2,900 soldiers to the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) as part of a regional force to combat armed groups that have …

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 …

South Africa awaits relief as Eskom aims to restore power units, easing nationwide blackouts by mid-week.

In the wake of Herbert Wigwe’s tragic demise, the nation reflects on his transformative impact on the banking sector and beyond.

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 …