- Monday, June 22, 2026
BusinessDay
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) may slash its global growth forecasts on the back of persisting weak investments. The IMF...
Wage talks to end a four-day strike that started July 1 by more than 220,000 metalworkers in South Africa has...
The U.S. will remain the world’s biggest oil producer this year after overtaking Saudi Arabia and Russia as extraction of...
As Libya prepares to restart crude exports from two terminals, Brent heads for its biggest weekly decline in 6 months....
Colombia’s state-owned oil company Ecopetrol has bought a ten percent stake in two blocks off the coast of Angola as...
African nations have agreed to suspend military operations for six months against Congo-based Rwandan rebels in order to give them...
Up to five Zimbabwean banks are ‘ill’ but this will not have an impact on the overall sector due to...
Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd (SUN.NS) is recalling 200 vials of the chemotherapy drug gemcitabine in the United States due to...
Transport workers in Cameroon threatened on Wednesday to strike next week over a government decision to cut some fuel subsidies,...
The United States said on Wednesday it would increase security at overseas airports with nonstop flights to the country, citing...
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) in the UK is investigating whether Facebook Inc broke data protection laws when it allowed...
A wage strike by 220,000 South African steel and engineering workers which began on Tuesday will cost the economy more...
The price of petrol and diesel on Tuesday rose by 14 and 15 percent, respectively, as Cameroon cut some of...
Africa’s second largest economy, South Africa, though expected to grow at a moderate pace, is still performing below potential, Finance...
Africa’s second largest economy, South Africa, though expected to grow at a moderate pace, is still performing below potential, Finance...
