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Gold Smuggling Racket Exposed in Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe police have arrested Henrietta Rushwaya, the boss of a miners' federation and formerly the CEO of the football association, for allegedly trying to smuggle six kilograms ... Read more »
- Zimbabwe: Rushwaya Gold Smuggling Screw-up Features in British Parliament
- Zimbabwe: Minister Moyo Harangues Britain Over Rushwaya Parliament Discussion
U.S. Opposition to Okonjo-Iweala as WTO Chief Stalls Process

At first, news of Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala's appointment as the World Trade Organisation's director-general after a hotly contested race was hailed as an African first. Now, the Premi Read more »
- Nigeria: WTO - Govt to Engage Stakeholders to Secure U.S. Endorsement of Okonjo-Iweala
- Nigeria: Despite Hiccups, Okonjo Optimistic About WTO Job
Stronger Partnerships Spotlighted at U.S.-Africa Investment Forum

In a major push to spur greater trade and investment in Africa, the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) joined with the Read more »
- Africa: U.S. Govt Makes Big Push for Investment in Africa
- Africa: A conversation with Africa Finance Corporation President & CEO Samaila Zubairu
Ministers Defend Bailout for Embattled South African Airline

Finance Minister Tito Mboweni and Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan have defended the controversial decision to secure South African Airways (SAA) a U.S.$643,838,000 ... Read more »
- South Africa: Ministers Defend Bailout for Embattled National Airline
- South Africa: Bailout for Floundering Airliner Nearly Equals a Year's Worth of School Infrastructure Funding
Special Police Team to Probe South African Lottery Corruption

The Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation - the Hawks - have begun their investigation into Lottery corruption after they received a complaint from the Department of Trade, ... Read more »
- South Africa: Hawks Set Up Special Team to Investigate Lottery Corruption
- South Africa: Lottery Boss Paid Almost U.S.$135,000 to Stay at Home
Multi-Year Droughts Heralding Greater South African Water Crisis?

South Africa is among the 30th most water-stressed countries in the world. Since the beginning of the 2010s, the country has been trapped in a series of multi-year droughts, ... Read more »
- South Africa: The Country Is Drying Up - and It Is Only Going to Get Worse
- South Africa: Funds Allocated for EC Drought Relief
South Africa's Medium-Term Budget Leaves Most Cold

South African Finance Minister Tito Mboweni has escalated his battle against the country's 1.3 million public servants over their salary increases, writes Ray Mahlaka for the Read more »
- South Africa: Waning Economic Fortunes Demand Harsh Policy Adjustments - Who Bears the Brunt?
- South Africa: Medium-Term Budget Speech is a 'Political Balance Sheet'
Will Nigeria's Youth Investment Fund Defuse Jobs Time Bomb?

The Central Bank of Nigeria has released the guidelines for the Nigeria Youth Investment Fund (N-YIF) with a take-off seed capital of U.S.$32,9 million. The scheme seeks to improve ... Read more »
- Nigeria: CBN Lists Conditions Young Nigerians Must Meet to Access N75 Billion Youth Investment Fund
- Nigeria: CBN Unveils Framework for U.S.$31 Million Youth Investment Fund
Hunger Fears Grow As Southern Africa Faces New Locust Plague

As farmers prepare to plant their crops ahead of the November rainy season, newly hatched locusts are lying in wait. This means the already strained humanitarian situation in the ... Read more »
- Southern Africa: Rainy Season Brings Fears of New Locust Plague
- Southern Africa: Locusts Threaten Food Security in Southern Africa
Hope for a Win-Win as Sudan, South Sudan Launch Free Trade Zone

In an effort to in promote border trade between the two countries, Khartoum and Juba have laid the foundation for a free trade zone in the area of Mokhaleef in El Jebelein locality ... Read more »
- South Sudan: Sudan-South Sudan Aim for U.S.$3 Billion Exchange in Free Trade Zones
- South Sudan: Foundation Stone for Free Trade Zone Between Sudan and South Sudan Laid

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African Union-Led Talks On Nile Dam Dispute Set to Resume

Stronger Partnerships Spotlighted at U.S.-Africa Investment Forum

U.S. Opposition to Okonjo-Iweala as WTO Chief Stalls Process

Gold Smuggling Racket Exposed in Zimbabwe

Ministers Defend Bailout for Embattled South African Airline

South Africa's Medium-Term Budget Leaves Most Cold

Hunger Fears Grow As Southern Africa Faces New Locust Plague

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