Kenya lands $5.2 million UN-supported project to test low-carbon urban model.
In a bid to transform urban growth in Nairobi, the Government of Kenya has rolled out a $5.2 million project […]
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US plans to deport migrants to Congo this week under a disputed third-country agreement.
United States is preparing to deport dozens of migrants to the Democratic Republic of the Congo this week under a
BoG Governor calls on IMF to speed up response to Africa’s debt and funding gaps.
Bank of Ghana Governor Johnson Asiama has called on the International Monetary Fund to fundamentally rethink its approach to Africa’s
South Africa names apartheid-era negotiator to repair tense US relations.
South Africa has named seasoned negotiator Roelf Meyer as its new ambassador to the United States, in a deliberate effort
Zimbabweans are at odds over a plan to remove presidential elections.
Concerns are mounting within Zimbabwe’s opposition that the ruling Zanu-PF party is attempting to consolidate power through constitutional reforms that
South Africa drops in global investment rankings as investor caution rises.
South Africa has fallen five spots to 12th position in a global list of top investment destinations among developing markets,
Nigeria signals readiness to deepen ties with Russia in key sectors amid tensions with the United States.
Nigeria is indicating a shift in its foreign policy direction, seeking to strengthen relations with Russia across key sectors while
Madagascar’s President announces a state of emergency due to fuel supply shortages
Madagascar has announced a state of emergency in response to mounting concerns over the country’s energy supply. President Randrianirina signed
Tanzania directs government officials to use buses as fuel crisis worsens.
Amid rising global energy tensions caused by the conflict in the Middle East, several nations have adopted measures to conserve
Ethiopia secures major legal win worth over $850 million.
Two major international arbitration rulings have gone in Ethiopia’s favour, with the country successfully defending claims exceeding $850 million, the