Deputy central bank governor says US Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessant’s absence reflects scheduling clashes, not a ...

The mood in Togo ‘s capital Lomé is tense. On Wednesday, 9 July, the security minister, Colonel Calixte Madjoulba, solemnly announced arrest warrants against several artists and bloggers. Their ...

As heads of state prepared for the official photo, Abdelmadjid Tebboune stood aside with Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, ...

After rapid expansion, African e-commerce marketplaces are focusing on key markets to achieve profitability. Amid this ...

Across Africa, fake PhDs and unearned titles fuel rise in academic fraud, eroding trust and exposing deep flaws in credential ...

As military regimes challenge its authority and regional crises deepen, new ECOWAS chair Julius Maada Bio vows to restore ...

Arab-based DIFC and KAFD financial hubs are now outshining New York’s Wall Street and London’s The City. This geographical ...

When the US organisation, the Recording Academy – best known for organising the Grammy Awards – announced its bold expansion ...

The explanatory report accompanying the 148-page House bill is particularly interesting for all the love it bestows on ...

Tunisia’s Shi’a minority can now hold public commemorations under President Kais Saied but not all citizens see this as a ...

There is no doubt I hurt some people and I wish they would pardon me”, said former Nigerian president Muhammadu Buhari.

South Africa’s deputy president and presidential hopeful faces scrutiny over his ties to influential business figures, though he denies any wrongdoing and has not been found guilty of corruption.