Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa, has appointed Justice Priscilla Chigumba as head of the country’s poll management body. President Mnangagwa confirmed her appointment as part of the sweeping reforms since he.
Zimbabwe plans to take on about $500 million of debt owed by state-owned steelmaker, Zimbabwe Iron and Steel Company (ZISCO) to allow a new investor to revive the company. ZISCO.
German-African Business Association and International law firm, Pinsent Masons this week announced that President Emmerson Mnangagwa has shown signs of willingness to re-engage international investors to boost the economy. At.
In a bid to reform the oil industry, Angola has issued its first public tender to buy refined products to widen its import base, market sources who have seen the.
Former Liberian international football star George Weah has been sworn in as President of Liberia. Mr Weah won 61.5 percent of the votes in December’s election run-off, beating outgoing Vice.
South Africa issued a diplomatic protest to the United States recently over President Donald Trump’s “shithole countries” comments, according to its foreign ministry. South African diplomats also met with the.
Nigeria’s House of Representatives passed a bill governing the country’s energy sector after the Senate did so in May, taking Africa’s top oil producer one step closer to a much-awaited.
President John Magufuli of Tanzania has called on countrymen to ignore the calls for an extension of the constitutionally backed five years to seven years because the issue of presidential.
“We must recommit ourselves to the course of peace, and extend a hand of unity and friendship across all the divides in the country.” This was the message of peace.
Nigeria will take $1 billion from a special account for oil-revenue savings to boost its war against Boko Haram Islamist militants in the country’s northeast. Governors of the country’s 36.
