- Tuesday, June 23, 2026
BusinessDay
Zimbabwe’s military has no say on who should take over from President Robert Mugabe, the country’s army commander said, as...
Africa faces a surge in internal and cross-border migration in the coming years due to increased climate change and its...
Jwaneng mine is Botswana’s economic pulse. Located about 120 kilometres from the capital Gaborone, the open- pit mine is the...
European Investment Bank (EIB), world’s largest global lender for climate related investment, weekend announced its commitment to support climate action...
As food crisis bites harder in Somalia, President Hassan Sheik Mohamoud has appealed for urgent assistance to the people affected...
The International Monetary Fund’s(IMF) executive board has approved a three-year, $12 billion loan to Egypt to support its economic reform...
African Central Banks (ACBs) and other stakeholders are seeking ways to simplify trading among West African countries through the linking...
President of the Commission of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), Marcel Alain de Souza, has disclosed that...
The Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) has warned that some 3.7 million people in South Sudan were severely food insecure....
Two Italians and a Canadian who were kidnapped in Libya in September have been released and flown to Italy, the...
South African President Jacob Zuma told supporters on Saturday he wasn’t scared to go to prison because he had been...
Police in Congo’s capital Kinshasa fired tear gas on Saturday to disperse opposition supporters seeking to defy a ban on...
South African President Jacob Zuma on Wednesday dropped his court bid to delay the release of a report over alleged...
The foundation set up to guard the legacy of the late Nelson Mandela on Tuesday blamed South Africa’s President Jacob...
The UN peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has been given a week to remove hundreds...
