Au Soudan, la situation économique continue de se dégrader, plus de deux ans après le début du conflit entre l'armée et les Forces de soutien rapide.

Dans un communiqué partagé sur la toile, le docteur Denis Mukwege remet en cause les processus de Washington et de Doha, initiés pour ramener la paix dans l’est de la RDC.

La deuxième édition de notre classement, qui comporte quelques surprises, confirme le dynamisme des agglomérations du continent. Du Caire à Casablanca en passant par Le Cap, elles innovent dans les infrastructures, les transports et le financement. Mais les défis demeurent gigantesques.

Alors que la liste officielle des candidats du principal parti d’opposition ivoirien faisait état de 205 candidats dans la quasi-totalité des circonscriptions, ils seront en réalité beaucoup moins, concentrés dans la moitié sud du pays. Explications.

Congolese Nobel Peace Laureate Dr Denis Mukwege has denounced the ongoing peace process between Kinshasa and M23 rebels aimed at ending the fighting in eastern DRC.

By Peter Egwuatu  The Federal Government, PwC Nigeria and other stakeholders have emphasised the need for collaboration among regulators and operators in order to improve the supply of power in the country. This was agreed during the discussions with stakeholders and industry leaders at PwC Nigeria’s15th Annual Power and Utilities …

By Babajide Komolafe Ecobank Nigeria Limited has announced the launch of a tender offer for its outstanding U.S.$300 million, 7.125% Senior Note Participation Notes due 2026. The bank in a statement said: “As at the date of this announcement, $150 million of the Notes remain outstanding. “The proposed offer commenced …

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It’s been six months since Sudan’s Armed forces retook the capital Khartoum. But two years of fighting has wrought untold devastation. Now, people returning to the city are under threat from environmental hazards that are putting the health of millions at risk.

Manufacturers under the aegis of the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) have kicked against a proposal to increase excise duty on carbonated sugar-sweetened beverages (SSB) through amendment of extant law. Stakeholders expressed divergent views at a public hearing jointly organised by the Senate Committees on Finance and Customs on the …