- Tuesday, June 23, 2026
BusinessDay
South Africa’s scandal-plagued President Jacob Zuma faces a no confidence vote on Monday by the ANC’s National Executive Committee (NEC),...
Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa saw his chances of becoming South Africa’s next leader increase on Thursday when a powerful union...
ity surrounded by ocean and divided in two by the naked rock of Table Mountain, Cape Town’s incredible natural beauty...
For the second time in as many months, the Nigerian army and rights group, Amnesty international, are on a collision...
The International Criminal Court’s prosecutor said her investigations into alleged war crimes would not be impacted by the plans of...
Slowing credit growth in Kenya, where a government cap on loan rates has yet to boost lending, will probably act...
The chairman of the UN Commission on Human Rights on Tuesday announced the establishment of a commission of inquiry to...
Newly appointed Prime Minister of the Democratic Republic of Congo Samy Badibanga is at the centre of controversy, after it...
An Egyptian court on Tuesday, overturned a life sentence against former president Mohamed Morsi in Hamas espionage case, and ordered...
Massive iron-ore deposits in the Simandou mountain range, in the remote forests of Guinea, promised Rio Tinto PLC riches. Now...
Former first lady of Ivory Coast Simone Gbagbo’s trial for crimes against humanity may proceed without her, judge Boiqui Kouadjo...
Congo state miner Gecamines signed over its royalty rights at one of the country’s largest copper mines in January last...
British public broadcaster, the BBC, has announced on Wednesday that it will launch 11 new language services in 2017 as...
Zimbabwean human rights lawyers asked the High Court on Tuesday to strike down a decree by President Robert Mugabe allowing...
South Africa’s main opposition party filed a criminal complaint on Tuesday accusing President Jacob Zuma of corruption, after an anti-graft...
