In a visionary address, stakeholders in Africa’s financial technology (fintech) sector rallied behind a bold strategy to accelerate the continent’s fintech transformation and seamlessly integrate with the global fintech ecosystem. […]
The World Bank has reportedly approved a $2.5 billion loan for Nigeria. This news arrives a few weeks after the Minister for Finance, Mr. Wale Edun, revealed Nigeria’s eligibility for
World Bank Set to Disburse $2.5 Billion Loan to Nigeria Read More »
South Africa will conduct its next national election on May 29 and, based on the current poll numbers, the African National Congress will likely lose its majority after three decades.
South African Voters Head to the Polls in Important Election Read More »
People across four East African nations – Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, and Uganda – have been experiencing poor connectivity that bears a resemblance to what happened across some West African countries
Internet Users across East Africa Experience Outage Read More »
Egypt has declared its intention to formally support South Africa in its genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice. The country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs revealed this
Egypt Joins South Africa’s ICJ Genocide Case in Major Blow to Israel Read More »
Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno, Chad’s current military leader, has been declared winner of the election held across the country on Monday, May 6. Declared by the country’s national election agency
Itno Wins Chad’s Presidential Elections by a Landslide Read More »
Rescuers working at a collapsed building in George, South Africa, saved a survivor on Saturday. The survivor was trapped under the rubble for 116 hours with the building having crumpled
South African Survivor Rescued 116 Hours after Building Collapse Read More »
Hundreds of civilians gathered on the streets of Tunis, Tunisia’s capital, on Sunday to protest against the unjust imprisonment of people who criticized President Kais Saied’s government, including journalists, activists,
Tunisians Demand Date for Presidential Elections, End to Repression Read More »
A group of armed rebels attacked a Chinese-run gold mining town in Central African Republic on Sunday, killing at least four people and injuring others. According to a local government
Rebel Attack Claims Lives in Central African Republic Mining Town Read More »
Rwanda has refuted claims by neighboring Burundi that it armed a rebel group accused of executing a terrorist attack in Bujumbura, its economic capital. The grenade attack, which was carried
Rwanda Denies Burundi Accusation It Sponsored Terrorist Attack Read More »
