Shares changing hands on Nigeria’s benchmark index last year fell to the lowest level since at least 2009 with brokers ‘finding it hard to make a living’
Bank makes second consecutive cut and moves key rate to its lowest in more than eight years
A Human Rights Watch report claims that a Kigali centre meant to rehabilitate homeless children is instead subjecting them to abuse
Rui Pinto is said to have handed over a hard drive ‘containing data related to revelations of Isabel dos Santos’s fortune’ to a whistleblowing organisation
With his mantra ‘Zimbabwe is open for business’, Emmerson Mnangagwa is hoping to convince the UAE and Russia to invest in his shattered economy
President Pierre Nkurunziza, granted the new title of paramount leader and champion of patriotism, is stepping down after a 15-year rule
UN aims to step up efforts to fight huge swarms, the biggest to hit the Horn of Africa for about seven decades
Governments need to do more to deal with the crisis as the continent is the most exposed region to the adverse effects of global warming, writes Bekezala ...
EuroBic director Nuno Ribeiro da Cunha was responsible for several multimillion-dollar transfers from Sonangol to Dubai accounts, documents show
Strive Masiyiwa has offered to pay doctors a $290-$580 subsidy for the next six months in a bid to end the strike that has crippled hospitals
Angolan authorities froze Dos Santos’s assets there in December due to her alleged fraudulent financial schemes to build her business empire
A year after historic change, Congolese are still waiting for a better life
Hundreds of people have been infected with the virus in China and 17 have died since the first case was detected in Wuhan in December
Prime Minister Thomas Thabane has said he will resign, without saying when, as police investigate the murder of his former wife
The consumer price index shows annual costs rose 521% in December, the most since the hyperinflation of 2009
45-million people face growing levels of hunger due to repeated drought, widespread floods, and lost harvests, says the World Food Programme
The Spanish engineering company and Chinese majors were unable to agree on how to proceed to construction, in a further setback to development plans of ...
But Angolan billionaire Isabel dos Santos denies allegations, saying her riches are the product of hard work
While it is impossible to put a value on the goods runners move across Africa as they avoid duties and taxes, they are organised and efficient, and even have a ...
Maesiah Thabane is the key suspect in the killing of Thabane’s second wife in 2017 — the woman he married a little over two months after the slaying
