As Turkiye and Ethiopia mark a century of diplomatic ties, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s arrival in Addis Ababa ...

The fragile stability that followed the 2018 peace accord has evaporated, leaving the region’s two most powerful militaries locked in a dangerous new standoff.

A Mogadishu-based study indicates that what began as ad hoc weapons trafficking between Somalia’s Al-Shabaab and Yemen’s ...

Deploying soldiers in the fight against gangs and illegal miners in the Western Cape, Eastern Cape and Gauteng is a political gamble that could backfire institutionally, rather than gather votes for ...

While middle-income nations like Nigeria and Kenya gain market access, structural hurdles and non-tariff barriers remain the real obstacle to trade.

From the arid plains of Pokot to the helm of a $450bn fintech ecosystem, Sitoyo Lopokoiyit’s journey reflects the evolution of African finance: a shift from traditional boardrooms to digital-first, ...

British Airways is prioritising capital discipline by anchoring its African strategy on high-yield trunk routes while using strategic partnerships to reach secondary markets without the risk of fleet ...

From Guinea to Niger, the reassertion of control over mines has triggered a wave of cases before the international arbitration tribunal ICSID. How does this institution operate? Who is calling on it, ...

A top intelligence expert questions America’s ‘bogeyman’ fixation after several Nigerian government officials flag Chinese corruption and bribery. China denies the allegations, saying mining companies ...

As Ethiopia liberalises its foreign exchange regime, Visa is leveraging digital infrastructure and bank partnerships to shift ...

The 3 February massacre in Kwara State has shattered the illusion of a contained insurgency. As terror groups exploit the ...

In an exclusive interview, Standard Chartered’s Africa chief credits the return of ‘fiscal discipline’ for a West African turnaround and explains why the bank is doubling down on Nigeria, Ghana and ...