Burhan and Hemeti in Sudan is reshaping a global market already under strain for an ingredient essential to soft drinks and ...

The French nuclear giant is launching a discreet diplomatic offensive in Gaborone as it seeks to diversify its African ...

African central banks are navigating a policy paradox, balancing the rapid grassroots adoption of cost-effective stablecoins ...

Zenith Bank, Nigeria’s second-largest lender by market capitalisation, has been overtaken as the most profitable listed ...

In an interview with The Africa Report, Foreign Minister Phenyo Butale sets out why Botswana is courting investors, repairing ...

The government’s aggressive turn towards treasury bills to plug a historic $2.57bn deficit is triggering rollover risks and ...

Ghana’s reliance on single sources in public procurement is back in the spotlight, raising deeper questions about governance, ...

The World Bank recommends reinstating petrol import licences to dismantle a supply monopoly, aiming to lower domestic fuel ...

A government offensive was launched in late September after regional militia groups known as Fano launched a series of attacks across Ethiopia’s second-biggest region and briefly entered several towns ...

After developing the Moroccan operations of the American firm Quantik and accelerating Mastercard’s growth in francophone ...

More than 330 victims of the 1998 Nairobi terrorist bomb at the American embassy are renewing efforts to seek justice both ...

Three and a half years after the Pretoria peace accord, the federal government is blocking the return of over a million ...