Why China is hesitant to finance Africa energy projects Chinese loans to the continent dropped below $1 billion, in line with shift towards ‘greening’ Belt and Road Initiative.
APA parent sells 20pc stake to South African insurer The acquiring company sees the transaction as a means to expand presence in Africa.
Scientists seek $200m for Congo Basin research, training of locals Researchers launched the Congo Basin Science Initiative targeted at the Central African ecosystems.
Beyond curtailing freedoms, internet shutdowns hamper economic growth One of the obstacles to digital inclusion is increased arbitrary Internet shutdowns.
Germany president visits Tanzania Tanzania and Germany have been in cordial diplomatic ties for the past 60 years.
EU entices Africa with deals on infrastructure, energy European Commission president said the EU wants “win-win” results.
OBBO: Some Africans have their bad democracy, good coups, people’s dictators While 77 percent might prefer democracy, 53 percent said a coup would be legitimate if civilian leaders abuse their power.
SADC backs Zimbabwe push against Western sanctions Zimbabwe has been under sanctions from the US, EU, UK and their allies for the last two decades over alleged human rights violations.
Is debt restructuring solution for Africa’s problems? Observers contend that entering restructuring agreements will be crucial in helping nations out of their current crisis.
Satellite to help track emissions in copperbelt Tropomi can monitor various trace gases crucial for air quality, including nitrogen dioxide.
