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In an effort to curb urban disorder, Abidjan bans begging, targeting enhanced safety, better traffic management, and improved living conditions for its growing population.

President William Ruto reveals a 12% reduction in Kenya’s 2024/25 budget, aiming for fiscal sustainability and a balanced budget within the next three years.

As SADC troops prepare to leave Mozambique, the jihadist insurgency’s root causes persist. The mission’s departure raises questions about Mozambique’s readiness to tackle ongoing security challenges.

In a sudden and significant development that has sent shockwaves through the political corridors of South Africa, Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula, the Speaker of the National Assembly, announced her resignation. This move …

In a landmark ruling, Uganda’s Constitutional Court has upheld an anti-gay law that allows for the death penalty in cases of “aggravated homosexuality”. The law, signed by President Yoweri Museveni …

Nigeria’s Dangote oil refinery starts local petroleum product distribution, signaling a major leap towards the country’s goal of achieving energy independence.

Indian businessman Ashok Jain’s proposed $100M deal with Zimbabwe faces backlash over unrealistic demands and questionable credentials, putting the ethanol project’s viability in doubt.

The IMF links an $8 billion loan for Egypt to crucial economic reforms, including currency flexibility, aiming for sustainable growth and market-driven policies.

Google agrees to delete incognito search data, marking a significant victory for online privacy and setting new standards for user data protection.

President of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Felix Tshisekedi, has named a Planning Minister as the new Prime Minister, signaling a move towards economic development and strategic planning in …