Month : November 2022

A range of international companies are considering leaving Tunisia because of its deteriorating business climate. The €1.9bn loan the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has agreed...

A range of international companies are considering leaving Tunisia because of its deteriorating business climate. The €1.9bn loan the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has agreed...

The CRDA business law reform commission, chaired by Prime Minister Christian Ntsay, has for the past two months been meeting...

After much procrastination, TotalEnergies has set a new deadline of 22 January 2023 for the final submission of bids for...

George Weah is one of the few heads of state in West Africa who can leave the country without fearing...

The incumbent governor of Kano State, Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, is staking everything on the Nigerian general election in February. His political fate now depends on...

The Société de Limonaderies et de Brasseries d’Afrique (Solibra), a subsidiary of French group Castel, is about to sell its...

On 1 December, Berlin will host a symposium on rethinking the French and German military presence in the Sahel in...

Since her September departure from the majority after President Macky Sall refused to appoint her as parliamentary speaker, Aminata Touré...

Senegal is one of Africa’s leading consumers of broken rice and New Delhi’s measures over the past three months to ban, and then limit, the...