Ethiopia's prime minister has said his country "will not cave in to aggressions of any kind" after President Donald Trump suggested Egypt could destroy a controversial Nile dam. ... Read more »

Leading Nigerian campaigning journalist, Dapo Olorunyomi, has been honoured for his courage by one of the world's top press freedom groups, the New York-based Committee to Protect ... Read more »

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 »

President Emmerson Mnangagwa's Cabinet has approved tough new laws that will criminalise protests. The proposed amendments to the Criminal Law Act will also make it a criminal ... Read more »

In the spirit of finding "African solutions to Africa's problems", AU chair President Cyril Ramaphosa of South Africa has announced the resumption of trilateral talks between ... Read more »

For the first time since sanctions were imposed in 1997, Sudan is now free to enter business deals with the U.S. and major Western firms. In addition, Khartoum will now be free to ... Read more »

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has tasked parliament to fast track the Private Voluntary Amendment Bill so that his administration can have total control of the operations of NGOs. ... Read more »

MTN faces claims that its Afghanistan operation switched off the cellphone network at the behest of the Taliban and that it paid protection money for its operations not to be ... Read more »

In deals involving Sudan, the United States and Israel, Khartoum is normalising relations with the Middle East state, and has agreed to pay Washington reparations for the ... Read more »

The ranking Democrat on the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee has introduced a resolution calling on Tanzania "to ensure free and fair elections" as the country prepares for ... Read more »