Following the near completion of vote counting in Liberia's election, President George Weah and his primary competitor Joseph Boakai remain in a close race, indicating that a run-off is likely. Provisional results reveal that Mr. Weah presently holds 43.8% of the vote, while Mr. Boakai trails closely
Legal proceedings have commenced in South Africa as a segment of the Zulu royal family pursues the removal of the king from the throne, despite his relatively short reign. The North Gauteng High Court in Pretoria is currently evaluating the legal contentions in the dispute over succession between King Misuzulu
Zimbabwe long-serving opposition activist and former Mutare Central legislator, Innocent Gonese, has announced his retirement from active politics. Gonese, known for his extensive political career, made this decision to shift his focus to his law practice and human rights activism. He expressed his intention to return to being a private
The Federal Government on Monday, October 16,announced that it has obtained financial support from the World Bank and the African Development Bank. The loans valued at $1.5bn and $80m respectively, will be used to fund important projects in key sectors of the economy. Nigeria was deemed eligible for
Kenya's President, William Ruto has extended an invitation to Chinese investors to leverage Kenya's favorable business environment for forging collaborative partnerships, particularly in crucial sectors such as infrastructure, information and communication technology (ICT), agriculture, and energy. This was stated during a meeting with Mr. Li Xi,