Madagascar pauses corruption cases relating to ex-president, officials
In a statement released yesterday, Madagascar’s Anti-Corruption Unit (PAC) said it had received complaints targeting several former officials, including ex-president
Egypt will ‘defend Saudi territory’ and won’t attack Yemen, Sisi says
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said on Wednesday that Cairo’s proposed military support for Riyadh was to “defend Saudi territory,
‘This war must end’: UN and Swiss officials hold talks on Sudan conflict
United Nations and Swiss officials met in Geneva on Wednesday to flesh out a plan to end the war in
Revenue, inflation and 2027 Budget in focus as IMF opens Ghana PCI review
Ghana’s fiscal performance, revenue mobilisation and preparations for the 2027 Budget are expected to dominate discussions as an International Monetary
Cedi extends three-week rally as GoldBod dollar supply boosts liquidity
The Ghana cedi has posted marginal weekly gains against the US dollar on the interbank market for more than three
Mahama urges global investors to consider Ghana, says country is ‘friend to all’
President John Dramani Mahama has urged investors from across the world to explore opportunities in Ghana, assuring them that the
Nigeria’s Dangote group buys stake in Kenya’s oil pipeline network
Nigerian billionaire, Aliko Dangote, said on Wednesday that his company has acquired a 25 per cent stake in Kenya Pipeline
South Africa cuts fuel levies by R10 billion as becord pump prices squeeze consumers
South Africa announced fresh fuel-relief measures on Wednesday to cushion motorists and commuters battered by record pump prices as uncertainty
In apparent swipe at Trump, Macron slams ‘stupid comments’ by foreign leaders on France protests
Speaking in Doha on Wednesday, Macron called out leaders for instrumentalising unrest in France for their own political gain, following
UK government bets $15 million on one of Kenya’s biggest supermarket chains as QuickMart heads for IPO
The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO), an investment arm of the United Kingdom’s (UK) government, has committed $15 million