MTN Nigeria, Airtel Africa, and Mafab Communications have been selected by Nigeria’s telecoms authority to bid for 5G licenses in an auction slated for December
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Thomas Thabane, the ex-PM of Lesotho, has been charged with murdering his estranged wife.
Thomas Thabane, Lesotho’s former prime minister, was charged with the murder of his estranged wife on Tuesday, in a case that has shaken the southern
Seplat, a Nigerian company, is considering the purchase of Exxon’s local shallow-water oilfields.
Seplat Energy of Nigeria is in talks with a partner to buy ExxonMobil’s shallow-water oilfields in the African country, the company said on Monday, cautioning
Impala Platinum of South Africa has made a bid to buy Royal Bafokeng, a metals producer.
Impala Platinum of South Africa announced on Monday that it intends to make a cash-and-stock bid to buy smaller platinum group metals producer Royal Bafokeng
PM Abiy Ahmed, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, is said to be at the war front. – Ethiopia
Ethiopia’s Nobel Peace Prize-winning prime minister has returned to the front lines of a year-long conflict as rival fighters close in on the capital, his
PM Hamdok is reinstated by the Sudanese military following a compromise.
On Sunday, Sudan’s deposed prime minister inked an agreement with the military that will see him reinstated, over a month after he was placed under
The US investing in Africa without imposing unsustainable debt on the continent – Blinken
As he watched the signing of contracts worth more than $1 billion in Senegal’s capital Dakar on Saturday, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken claimed
#EndSars ‘massacre’ in Lagos, the army fired live ammunition against protesters.
According to a leaked report reviewed by reporters and validated by three persons close to the panel that prepared it, the Nigerian Army shot live
Ibom Air, a Nigerian airline, is to place an order for about ten Airbus A220 aircraft.
Informed delegates at the Dubai Airshow on Sunday said Nigerian regional carrier Ibom Air is close to a deal with European planemaker Airbus to buy
Lundin Energy implicated in war crimes in Sudan. – Sweden
Swedish prosecutors charged the chairman and former CEO of Lundin Energy on Thursday with participation in war crimes committed in southern Sudan by the Sudanese
