Burundi’s central bank has suspended the licenses of all foreign exchange bureaus in the country, in a move to weed out those flouting official exchange rates.…
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A French court has ruled against Teodorin Obiang Nguema, Vice president of Equatorial Guinea, in a year – long embezzlement process launched by a group of…
AngloGold Ashanti Ltd. has picked Harmony Gold Mining Co. as the buyer for its last remaining South African operations. The company looks to sell the assets…
The 33rd AU summit is being held under the theme of the year, “Silencing the Guns: Creating Conducive Conditions for Africa’s Development.”
From the end of this February 2020, all domestic routes excluding Cape Town and Johannesburg will be cancelled indefinitely. The airways will operate only five routes internationally. This decision has been met with fury by labour unions, who say their input was not sought ahead of the decision.
Botswana will auction licences to hunt a total of 70 elephants in seven districts, the first to take place since President Mokgweetsi Masisi lifted a five-year…
Nigeria has relaxed its immigration regulations in a new visa policy unveiled by the president, interior minister and other top technocrats at the presidency this week.…
The first tea auction of 2020 at the Mombasa Tea Auction has registered the first premium orthodox tea export by Empire Kenya EPZ Ltd to Sri…
while women are most prone to Breast cancer, Colorectal cancer and Cancer of the Lungs in this order, men are most likely to come down with Prostate cancer, followed by cancer of the lungs, then Colorectal.
A malfunction on the server of Nigeria’s Standards Organisation has reportedly cost the port industry N84billion in the past 14 days. The loss was caused by the failure to link importers to the Nigerian Customs server for the clearance of products.