Kenya’s top trade official wrapped up a four-day visit to Washington this week with a promise to restart talks around a ...

Khalifa Haftar, who has ruled eastern Libya for a decade, made his youngest son his deputy last week, bypassing Khaled, the ...

Nigeria’s Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has declared Abdullahi Bashir Haske wanted for jumping bail and travelling ...

The move of Ghana’s main opposition NPP to grant ‘conditional’ amnesty to sanctioned members is framed as a symbol of ...

Kenya’s leaderless, social media-driven #RejectFinanceBill protests shook Ruto’s government. Can the movement outlast the ...

Reshaping how Africans move money, stablecoins also hedge against inflation and access to dollars – but uncertainty over regulations could determine how far the revolution goes.

Africa is the world leader in mobile money, with 44% of adults on the continent holding a mobile-money account. This ...

As AGOA heads for ‘expiry’, Kenya’s trade team are in Washington on a diplomatic push, while Nairobi has inked a $1.2m ...

After the failed 15 May 1979 mutiny, Flight Lieutenant Jerry John Rawlings’ fiery words in court wrote his destiny as Ghana’s ...

The Algerian state-owned petroleum giant has embarked on a bold but fraught gamble to expand beyond its borders. But has it ...

For the last two years Nigeria President Bola Tinubu has anchored his economic plans mostly on projects connected to Lagos, sparking cries of nepotism and favouritism ahead of election season.

Uganda’s opposition politicians are tapping into voters’ frustrations over low coffee prices as coffee growers – primarily Bugandans – think twice on who to vote for in January’s presidential election ...