- Apple’s iPhone 17 has officially gone on sale, and as always, there’s a lot of excitement across Africa. Many people have been waiting months for its…
- The South African Federation of Trade Unions (SAFTU) has welcomed the findings of the United Nations Independent International Commission of Inquiry…
- The discussion on minimum wage is frequently restricted to comparing statistics on paper. However, the true significance of minimum wages lies not in…
- A national court in Nigeria’s capital, Abuja, has ruled in favor of Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, concerning his oil refinery’s recent tussle…
- Six African central bank governors have been recognized among the world’s best in 2025 rankings of the Global Finance’s Central Banker Report Cards,…
- The United States Mission in Nigeria has addressed rising concerns from Nigerians over paying steep U.S. visa fees without any assurance of approval.
- South Africa has given multinational oil majors and traders, including BP and Vitol, extended access to its main petrochemical hub in Durban, ending…
- Africa’s urban footprint has expanded at a record pace since 1975, with its most populated cities such as Cairo, Kinshasa, Lagos, and Luanda leading…
- Starlink’s satellite internet service has reached capacity in Nigeria’s largest cities, forcing the company to halt new sign-ups and pushing would-be…
- Nigeria’s Dangote refinery has sent its first confirmed gasoline shipment to the United States, and two more are now on the way, showing its growing…
- A growing number of African countries have begun accepting people deported by the United States under a policy known as “third-country deportation,”…
- At the GITEX Nigeria 2025 expo, themed; Forging the Rise of Digital Nigeria, Yemi Keri, President of the African Business Angel Network, presented a…
- Ghana’s decision to take in U.S. deportees with African roots is not an endorsement of Donald Trump’s deportation scheme, according to the country’s…
- Egypt’s president, Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, has called out Israel, noting that the country’s decisions are a hindrance to attaining peace in the Middle…
- Businesses and governments in Nigeria, Kenya, and South Africa are paying much more to borrow money than they did a few years ago, according to a new…
