Oil jumps 4% as new military strikes threaten Hormuz shipments
Oil prices surged over 4% on Monday as energy shipments via the Strait of Hormuz remained under threat, with the
Iran’s supreme leader vows revenge for the killing of his father and predecessor
U.S. and Iranian leaders traded further threats on Saturday as the interim deal to end the war buckles under repeated
China rejects US, Philippines, others’ South China Sea statement
China on Sunday said it “firmly” upholds its territorial sovereignty and maritime rights and interests in the South China Sea,
China’s push for a global yuan gains ground in one of Africa’s biggest oil economies
China’s campaign to expand the global use of the yuan has gained another foothold in Africa after oil-rich Angola allowed
Hundreds in Sweden protest Israeli attacks, ceasefire violations in Gaza
Hundreds of people gathered in the Swedish capital Stockholm on Saturday to protest Israel’s attacks on Gaza, ceasefire violations, and
S.Africa minister raises concerns about security at Zimbabwe border
In Musina, in northeast South Africa, on the border with Zimbabwe, hundreds of undocumented migrants are preparing to return home
Barbados leader rejects claim that ex-colonies should repay Britain
Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley called “asinine” a suggestion by a British lawmaker that Britain’s former colonies should repay it
Mahama joins Alajo residents for second day of national clean-up exercise
President John Dramani Mahama has joined residents, sanitation workers and local authorities at Alajo in the Greater Accra Region for
Iran army says it targets US military infrastructure in Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain
Iran’s army said Thursday it targeted infrastructure at US military bases in Kuwait, Qatar and Bahrain in response to recent
Bank loans alone cannot drive expansion; firms must tap capital markets — ABSA
The Head of Trading, Global Markets at Absa Bank Ghana Limited, Andrews Akoto, has urged businesses in Ghana, particularly those