Standard Bank of South Africa is attempting to persuade the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China to buy a 40% stake in its London-based joint
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In Nigeria’s Kebbi state, gunmen have killed over 62 vigilantes.
In the biggest violence to rock Nigeria’s northwestern Kebbi state since mid-January, gunmen ambushed and killed at least 62 members of a volunteer vigilante organization,
Congo reclaims Israeli billionaire’s mining and oil assets.
The government announced on Friday that a corporation controlled by Israeli billionaire Dan Gertler will return control of major mining and oil assets to the
Off the coast of Namibia, TotalEnergies makes a significant oil discovery.
TotalEnergies announced on Thursday that it had found a large discovery of light oil and associated gas off the coast of Namibia. The significant discovery
Nigeria has filed a $1.7 billion lawsuit against JP Morgan over an oil deal.
On Wednesday, a London court will begin hearing a case filed by Nigeria against JP Morgan Chase, alleging more than $1.7 billion in damages for
In the midst of unrest, the United States begins counter-terrorism training in Africa.
The annual counter-terrorism training program for African soldiers began in Ivory Coast on Sunday, at a time when Islamist fighters dominate significant territories, coups are
Germany will transmit hydrogen technology to Africa, according to a government official.
A German government official said on Wednesday that the German government plans to transfer hydrogen manufacturing technology to African countries as part of its efforts
Flutterwave, a fintech firm, raises $250 million at a valuation of over $3 billion.
Flutterwave, an Africa-focused fintech firm, announced on Wednesday that it has raised $250 million in its single-largest investment round to date, valuing the company at
Rape cases in Ethiopia have left the Deputy United Nations chief in tears.
Amina Mohammed, the Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations, said on Friday that she was extremely concerned by reports of Ethiopian women being raped, which
Uganda must pay $325 million in reparations to DR Congo, according to a ruling by the ICJ.
Uganda must pay $325 million in reparations to the Democratic Republic of Congo for its role in wars in Congo’s resource-rich Ituri region, according to
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