Century-old South African sugar company faces possible collapse once more.
Tongaat Hulett Ltd. is a long-established South African sugar manufacturer and agro-processing company that specialises in sugarcane cultivation and maize-based […]
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36 killed and hundreds wounded as Cyclone Gezani hits Madagascar.
A powerful cyclone has claimed at least 35 lives and left hundreds injured in Madagascar’s second-largest city, Toamasina, authorities said
Congo hints at shifting alliances if U.S. minerals agreement fails.
The Democratic Republic of Congo has indicated it may turn to other global partners if its minerals cooperation deal with
Nigeria keeps Africa’s top oil producer ranking despite falling short of its OPEC quota.
Nigeria remains Africa’s top crude oil producer, boosting output to 1.45 million barrels per day in March, OPEC reports. Nigeria
Indonesia, Nigeria, and Ecuador to overtake Ghana as the world’s second-largest cocoa producer.
Ghana’s ongoing cocoa production decline and financial challenges are fueling concerns that the country may lose its status as the
Parliament allocates GH¢9.27bn to NHIA, with MahamaCares receiving GH¢2.90bn.
Parliament has sanctioned GH¢9.27 billion for the National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA) to fund its operations for the 2026 fiscal
Lands Ministry launched Investigation into galamsey extortion claims
The Government has initiated an investigation into claims of extortion and facilitation of illegal mining, widely known as “galamsey,” The
WHO urges US to disclose COVID-19 origins findings.
The World Health Organization (WHO) on Wednesday called on the United States to provide any intelligence it may be withholding
Russia dismisses Trump’s tariff threats targeting countries supplying oil to Cuba.
The Kremlin on Thursday confirmed that it is actively exploring ways to assist Cuba amid its severe fuel shortages, dismissing
Over 12,000 police officers receive promotions from the IGP.
Inspector-General of Police Christian Tetteh Yohuno has approved the promotion of 12,802 officers between January and early February 2026, addressing