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Japan’s Toyo to produce solar cells in Ethiopia for US plant
Japan's TOYO Co. Ltd on Monday said it will build a 2 gigawatt solar cell factory in Ethiopia that will provide...
Read moreDetailsUkraine denies involvement in drone supplies to Mali’s rebels
Ukraine denied late on Monday media reports that it has been involved in supplying drones to rebels fighting in the...
Read moreDetailsSenegal unveils 25-year economic and social development plan
Senegal's government unveiled a 25-year development plan on Monday that it said would lay the foundations for economic sovereignty through...
Read moreDetailsComoros to hold parliamentary elections on Jan. 12
Comoros will hold elections to its 33-seat parliament on Jan. 12, according to a decree published on Saturday, although opposition...
Read moreDetailsHundreds march against Ghana’s damaging informal gold mining boom
Hundreds of people marched through Ghana's capital Accra on Friday in a peaceful protest against unlicensed gold mining, calling on...
Read moreDetailsSouth African former finance minister Tito Mboweni dies at 65
South Africa's former finance and labour minister and first Black central bank governor Tito Mboweni has died aged 65 following...
Read moreDetailsThe Temne people of Sierra Leone
The Temne people constitute one of the largest ethnic groups of Sierra Leone who speak a language (also called Temne)...
Read moreDetailsNigeria’s NNPC raises fuel prices as it ditches costly subsidies
Nigeria's state-owned oil company, NNPC Ltd, has increased petrol prices by over 15%, marking the second hike in less than a month...
Read moreDetailsMozambique early vote counting under way after peaceful election
Vote counting was under way in Mozambique on Thursday after a peaceful national election that is widely expected to see...
Read moreDetailsIran-Israel conflict: What are the implications for Africa?
Africa is not just an observer in this unfolding drama; it has the potential to be both a battleground and...
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