Former Prime Minister of Burundi freed temporarily on medical grounds.
Burundi’s former Prime Minister, General Alain-Guillaume Bunyoni, who is serving a life sentence for plotting against the head of state, […]
UN leader expresses outrage over UNICEF employee’s death during DR Congo strike.
The UN Secretary-General condemned the killing of UNICEF staff member Karine Buisset, who died in a drone strike on a
$175M invested by Resolute Mining for Doropo gold project in Côte d’Ivoire.
Australia-based gold miner Resolute Mining announced on Thursday its final investment decision (FID) to develop the Doropo gold project in
Nigeria grants 45-year Lagos port concession to world’s top container shipping company in $1bn deal.
Swiss shipping giant MSC has entered into a 45-year concession deal with Nigerian maritime firm Nigerdock to construct, manage, and
South Africa calls U.S. ambassador to respond to contentious statements.
Relations between South Africa and the United States are becoming increasingly strained after recent remarks by the U.S. ambassador reportedly
Botswana, South Africa and DRC on standby as US rare earth stockpiles may last only two months.
The United States is facing a looming shortage of critical rare earth minerals, with its defence reserves reportedly lasting only
Oil prices climb as continued attacks target shipping routes and oil facilities amid tensions with Iran.
Crude oil prices climbed past $100 per barrel on Thursday after fresh attacks on maritime traffic and key energy facilities
Nigeria Encourages Gulf Oil Majors to Collaborate as Global Supply Concerns Rise
Nigeria’s foreign minister has called on major oil producers in the Persian Gulf to see the West African nation as
Ghana, South Korea Partner on Maritime Security, Climate Initiatives, and Digital Innovation
President John Dramani Mahama held bilateral discussions with Lee Jae-myung, President of the Republic of Korea, reaffirming the long-standing partnership
South African Authorities Deploy Soldiers to Fight Crime in Johannesburg
Soldiers took to the streets of Johannesburg on Wednesday following President Cyril Ramaphosa’s announcement last month that the army would