A once-steady presidency is being tested as Samia Suluhu Hassan faces rising internal dissent within the ruling party, ...

As Ethiopia prepares to open its banking sector to international competitors, local institutions face the biggest overhaul in ...

Jailing the IPOB leader spares Abuja a martyr – but it stokes US Christian-right outrage, hardens secessionist grievance and ...

The East African Court of Justice has dismissed a case challenging TotalEnergies’ massive oil project in Uganda and Tanzania, ...

From Paula White’s faith office in the White House to the Duncan-Williams Whitaker network in Accra, Washington’s search for ...

Shots have been heard around the electoral commission, with the outgoing president saying he has been arrested.

With changes rapidly occurring in the Alliance of Sahel States, the European Union’s special representative to the region has ...

As Ghana emerges from an IMF rescue, a fierce national debate erupts over a proposal to acquire new presidential jets amid ...

Nigeria’s second eurobond issuance in a year saw investors falling over themselves – a rush that resulted in the largest orderbook the country has ever secured since it started tapping the ...

A single-train giant forces a reckoning for Oando, TotalEnergies and Conoil – with tariff skirmishes, CNG trucking and a ...

More than a year after the Finance Bill uprising, young Kenyans say intimidation, smear campaigns and coordinated digital ...

As global shipping profits slump, the continent offers high freight rates and a growing consumer base – even if volumes are ...