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South Africa’s central bank warns of a bumpy road ahead for controlling inflation, acknowledging slower progress than expected in bringing inflation down to its target range. The bank is keeping …

Zambia’s state utility Zesco seeks urgent power imports to combat an impending energy deficit, crucial for sustaining its major copper mining operations.

Zimbabwe introduces the ZiG currency, aiming for economic stability through strict fiscal discipline, increased transparency, and active citizen participation.

As South Africa gears up for crucial elections, the ruling African National Congress (ANC) finds itself under intense scrutiny amidst renewed controversy surrounding former president Jacob Zuma. The upcoming polls …

Alarmed by the growing threat of violent extremism, African leaders attending a security summit in Nigeria called for a major overhaul of their security architecture. The summit highlighted the need …

In a remarkable turn of events, Egypt has successfully reclaimed a priceless artifact: a 3,400-year-old statue depicting the revered pharaoh, King Ramses II. The recovery of this ancient treasure marks …

The UN has called for an investigation into the death of Siraj Dughman, an activist who died in custody under suspicious circumstances in Libya.

Explore how Africa can reclaim its food sovereignty by reintegrating traditional diets and sustainable agricultural practices, enhancing both cultural identity and environmental health.

Togo’s opposition is calling for renewed protests after lawmakers passed constitutional changes that could allow President Faure Gnassingbé to extend his rule. The changes, which have not yet been signed …