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Buhari Approves $98 as Nigeria’s New Minimum Wage

Cameroon’s Paul Biya Sworn in after Disputed Poll

Zambia Open to Having Electric Vehicles

FDI: Morroco, S.Africa Overtake Nigeria

Final Campaigns Held for Madagascar Election

Gabon Suspend TV Station Over Fake Bongo Death News

Kenya Losing Foreign Investment to Ethiopia

Youth Boom: Africa Failing in Job Creation -Report

Magufuli Suspends Family Planning Ads in Tanzania

Egypt and Bulgaria Meet, Rekindle Bilateral Ties

Happy Independence Day, Zambia!

Zimbabwe: Committee to Meet US, EU on Sanctions

1 Migrant Die as Hundreds Scale Spanish Border Fence

Uganda Opens $112 million Bridge, Africa’s 5th Largest

AU Defends China Partnership as Africa’s Best

Why Nigeria Can Still Borrow More -Minister

Nigeria 2019: What Obasanjo Told Atiku

AU, UN Plead with S.Sudan on Peace Deal

Positives from South Africa’s Jobs Summit

Zimbabweans to Lose Jobs in Civil Service Shake-up

Africa Needs 18 Million Jobs Annually -Theresa May

Tunisia Extends State of Emergency

Africa Must Stop Illicit Financial Flows -Mbeki

Ethiopia Violence: PM Begs for Unity

Uganda Withdraw Controversial Retirement Benefits Bill

ELECAM Begs Displaced Cameroonians to Come Home for Elections

Trouble in Lagos Over Guber Primary Election

Akere Muna ‘To Solve Anglophone Crisis Is Easy’

Liberian Bank Chief Denies Missing Cash as U.S. Freezes Transactions

AfCFTA: Calls for Implementation Increase

Nigeria Mark 58 Years of Independence

Nigeria: Labour Suspend Strike

World Bank Agrees to Help Zimbabwe

Minimum Wage: Organised Labour Insist on ‘Shut Down Nigeria’

S/Africa Will Ease Visa Rules to Boost Tourism, Investments

Burkina Faso Impose Curfew to Contain Terrorist Motorcyclists

Eq. Guinea Demand Release of Seized Cash from Brazil

Egypt, Cyprus Sign Accord to Build Gas Pipeline

MDC Alliance MPs Walk Out on Mnangagwa in Sona Speech

Zainab Ahmed Takes over as Nigeria’s Finance Minister after Adeosun’s Exit

Sudan’s Newly Appointed Finance Minister Rejects Post

Nigeria’s finance minister resigns over “alleged certificate forgery”



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