Uvira sees a revival of trade and optimism following the reopening of the DRC-Burundi border.
After being closed for over two months, the border linking the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Burundi reopened […]
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UK to launch ICE-style agency to speed up migrant deportations.
Britain’s Reform UK party has unveiled a bold immigration plan, promising to set up a new deportation agency modeled on
Gold exports help reduce Senegal’s trade gap, but $2.4bn shortfall remains.
Senegal saw significant improvement in its external accounts in 2025, yet a substantial trade deficit persisted despite strong growth in
Burkina Faso’s bid for a 25% share in the proposed mega gold mine advances smoothly.
West African Resources Limited and Burkina Faso are navigating a careful middle ground between increased state ownership and private sector
Customs officers tied to GH¢85m goods diversion to be suspended
Authorities in Ghana have launched an investigation into the alleged diversion of 18 articulated trucks loaded with consumer goods, including
Nigerians are set to own a share of Dangote’s fortune.
Aliko Dangote, head of the Dangote Group and Africa’s richest man, announced that Nigerians will soon have the chance to
UN Secretary-General says human rights are being threatened.
The United Nations chief warned on Monday that human rights are under attack worldwide, pointing to widespread violations of international
Currencies across Africa are stabilising, yet everyday prices remain dollar-linked.
At the height of its 2024 currency turmoil, Nigeria’s inflation climbed past 30 per cent. Following exchange-rate reforms, the naira
Nigeria wins $6.2 million legal battle against European tech firm.
Nigeria has recorded a major international legal win after an arbitration panel threw out a $6.2 million claim filed by
Mugabe’s son detained after gardener shot in Johannesburg.
The youngest child of former Zimbabwean leader Robert Mugabe was being held by police on Thursday after a gardener was