At the end of December, the British group Diageo confirmed its retreat from the continent by announcing the sale of its subsidiary East African Breweries to Japan’s Asahi – a landmark deal-of-the-year ...

Residents affected by a highly toxic tailings dam spill in Zambia’s Copperbelt have launched legal action against the Chinese ...

Edgar Sishi’s move to the IMF signals a mission-accomplished moment for South Africa’s fiscal stabilisation, handing over a ...

Horn states side with Gulf monarchies, South Africa and Senegal invoke international law and West Africa treads carefully; ...

A public announcement by Nigeria’s federal government to take control of Lagos coastlines last July has snowballed into a legal tussle at the Supreme Court.

Analysts warn that transparency and economic stability – not just note size – will determine whether the local currency can ...

Kenya’s corporate landscape is undergoing a structural recalibration as top-tier executives move across borders and sectors to anchor a new era of regional expansion and digital integration.

The Malagasy conglomerate has persisted in diversifying and broadening its geographical reach since Hassanein and Amin ...

In recent years, the number of African athletes – especially footballers – playing in the Middle East has sharply increased.

President Donald Trump ’s first official nominee to lead Africa diplomacy cut a far different figure than most of his predecessors during his initial congressional appearance this week, offering up ...

A year after the alliance rescued William Ruto’s presidency from protest pressure, a divided opposition is debating whether the broad-based government reshaped Kenyan politics or weakened it.

The United States’ decision to sanction Rwanda’s military marks one of the most serious diplomatic confrontations between Washington and Kigali in years.