Month : November 2023

Repeated mediation bids earlier this month failed to stop relations between the DRC government and Samcrete Engineers & Contractors completely...

In what President Salva Kiir’s supporters hope will deliver a coup de grace to his main rival, leaders and rank-and-file...

Brazil, the world’s leading producer of soybeans, fertilisers, sugar and beef, is keen to conquer new agricultural markets. To that...

President William Ruto once again demonstrated that his policies regarding the Democratic Republic of Congo are focussed more on security than business when he named...

The Anglo-Australian mining group Rio Tinto headed by Jakob Stausholm is hiring staff in Angola to help it carry out...

With Chad requiring additional humanitarian aid to cope with the fallout from the war in neighbouring Sudan, Saleh Kebzabo’s government has been actively lobbying donors....

Already postponed three times, the opening of the bids for a major contract to authenticate and track tobacco products should finally take place in Abidjan...

Congo’s long-serving minister of mines Pierre Oba, who has been in office since 2005, is determined to see through the...

The next elections are still a long way off and President William Ruto has made no secret of his ambition...

Florence Grace Adongo of Uganda took over the helm of the Nile Basin Initiative (NBI) in mid-October, two months later than...