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African Union to launch continent’s first credit rating agency
The African Union will launch the continent's first credit rating agency on Wednesday, seeking to provide an alternative to the...
Read moreDetailsMali separatists announce withdrawal from strategic northern town
A separatist movement in northern Mali announced on Tuesday it was carrying out "a controlled withdrawal" from a strategic town...
Read moreDetailsSenegal aims for deal with official creditors, bondholders by December, sources say
Senegal is aiming for an agreement in principle with its official lenders and bondholders by December, three sources said on...
Read moreDetailsZambia to sign $1.5 billion US health pact after resolving differences over data-sharing
Zambia's government will sign an agreement allowing it to receive $1.5 billion in health funding from the United States after...
Read moreDetailsNigeria nears 2,000 repatriations from South Africa after latest evacuation flight
Another 105 Nigerians arrived in Lagos from South Africa on Friday, bringing to 1,926 the number repatriated since June following...
Read moreDetailsWhy Africa needs a new credit agency
In 2017, the African Union gave the African Peer Review Mechanism a mandate to support member states in the field...
Read moreDetailsZambia projects 7% rise in spending in 2027 budget
Zambia's government projects a 7% rise in spending in next year's budget, the finance ministry said on Monday during public...
Read moreDetailsNigeria military helicopter crashes with 32 aboard, rescue operations ongoing
A Nigerian military aircraft carrying 25 passengers and seven crew members crashed near a naval base in southwestern Ondo State...
Read moreDetailsAirstrikes and artillery hit north Ethiopia after Tigray capital’s fall, aid sources say
Airstrikes and artillery fire hit northern Ethiopia's Tigray region overnight into Monday morning, aid sources said, almost two weeks into...
Read moreDetailsPersistent violence stalling African development, Burundi’s Ndayishimiye tells summit
Persistent violence across Africa is taking a toll on farming, education and development, Burundi’s President told leaders at an African...
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