Meta says it will cut 8,000 jobs as AI spending soars
Meta will cut thousands of jobs next month as it spends more than ever on artificial intelligence (AI) projects. The […]
Ghana summons South African envoy over reported xenophobic attacks
Government has summoned the Acting High Commissioner of the South African High Commission in Ghana, Mr. Thando Dthamba, over recent
Bank of America signals possible rate hikes in South Africa amid oil-driven inflation pressures.
South Africa could be on course for another interest rate hike as rising oil prices and renewed inflation concerns place
Kenya signals investment in Uganda’s $4bn refinery to reciprocate Yoweri Museveni’s support.
William Ruto, Kenya’s president, has recently committed to making a substantial investment in Uganda’s long-delayed oil refinery project. Addressing participants
Zimbabwe and Botswana move toward passport-free travel in push for deeper integration.
Zimbabwe and Botswana are advancing efforts to strengthen regional integration through a significant agreement that will permit citizens of both
Africa’s fuel supply faces pressure, with an 86 million-tonne deficit emerging due to global risks.
Africa may experience a shortage of up to 86 million tonnes of refined fuel by 2040, a fresh report from
Ramaphosa set to speak to South Africa on xenophobic violence concerns
Amid growing alarm over xenophobic violence directed at foreign nationals including Ghanaians South African President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to
Ghana calls in South African envoy over reported xenophobic violence
Ghana has formally summoned South Africa’s Acting High Commissioner, Thando Dalamba, following recent reports of xenophobic attacks affecting foreign nationals,
Dangote pledges to spearhead a large new oil refinery project in East Africa
Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, has committed to backing the development of a new oil refinery in Tanzania as part
Tanzania probe reports 518 deaths linked to poll-related unrest
A government-appointed commission in Tanzania has reported that 518 people died during violence linked to the October general elections, a