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

Ghana Cocoa Board decides against raising a syndicated loan for the 2024/25 season, exploring alternative financing to reduce reliance on external borrowing.

Egyptian President Sisi and U.S. Secretary of State Blinken discuss advancing Gaza ceasefire negotiations amid ongoing violence and humanitarian concerns.

Eleven African Americans, including Stevie Wonder, reconnect with their roots, gaining citizenship and rediscovering their African heritage.

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.

Malawi secures a crucial drought insurance payout, aiding in emergency relief as the country faces severe climate challenges.

Senegal sets up a commission to review oil and gas contracts, aiming to ensure transparency and align deals with national interests.

Uganda’s charcoal ban has doubled fuel prices, leaving small businesses struggling to afford the traditional cooking methods they rely on.

Malawi’s main opposition party endorses Peter Mutharika for the 2025 election, setting the stage for a crucial political battle.