African governments must take the G20 seriously on its word, to build on the Group’s declaration in St. Petersburg last weeks to analyse how their laws contribute
Senegal is to host a conference on financing Africa’s infrastructure development from 5-6 November, organisers said Wednesday, adding that the conference
The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank (AfDB) approved on Wednesday, September 11 a financing package consisting of US $120 million multi-sector
Opposition parties in Sudan have vowed to embark on massive protests if the ruling National Congress Party of President Omar Al-Bashir carries out its plan to remove subsidies
Nigerian aviation authorities said they have installed modern security equipment at the country's main gateway Murtala Muhammed International Airport in the economic
The Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Friday approved an amount equivalent to Special Drawing Rights (SDR) of five million (about US$7.5 million) for Burundi.
An expert of the international environment group Greenpeace, Mohamed Diame, has lamented the dangers of over-fishing in the waters of the West African sub-region.
While some near-term gains are expected in Gabon’s oil production, the long-term trend is for decline as production falls from mature fields and fails to be offset by new
To press home their demand for the re-opening of ports and oil fields, shut by armed groups, members of the Libyan Oil Workers' Union Monday organized a sit-in outside
