News News

The African Union (AU) has strongly condemned the recent rebel attack on a central Sudanese town, at a time of ongoing direct talks between

Ernst & Young, a leading global firm, Monday released its 2013 Africa Attractiveness survey, saying: a 

The West African Gas Pipeline project under which Nigeria is to supply Ghana, Togo and Benin with natural gas will miss

The World Bank launched a program to strengthen the capacity of Tunisian unemployed youth from rural areas

The transport of phosphates resumed Sunday, April 28, 2013, between Gafsa and Gabes

The Mauritanian government plans to refurbish and upgrade its electricity generating facilities to ensure that the population and firms have adequate access to power across

The board of directors of Nigeria’s Infrastructure Bank Plc has approved the recapitalisation of the financial institution to the tune of 29 billion naira (US$180 million),

The number of strikes observed during the first half of 2013 jumped 14% compared to the same period last year. Affected enterprises rose from 97 to 111

The Tunisian Navigation Company (CTN) said in a statement that it is selling the Al Habib M/V car ferry

 UN officials, economic experts and representatives of international 
financial institutions on Tuesday in New York held a meeting to discuss practical and 

The African Development Bank (AfDB) Group Wednesday disclosed that its 48 annual meeting, slated for next month in Marrakech, Morocco, would be held under

The African Development Bank (AfDB) has released a new report, saying that Africa needs