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Ghana's President John Mahama, whose government has been under siege from a wave of strikes, on Wednesday asked workers to make

Orange Tunisia has launched the Flybox Pro service for self-employed customers and businesses with up to five employees.

C. Fino and Sons Ltd recently opened its Veneta Cucine showroom in Aïn Zaghouan, Tunisia.

Foreign direct investment (FDI) fell 10.6% in the first quarter of 2013, reaching 393.7 million Tunisian dinars (MTD), against 440.6 MTD in 2012

The UN on Monday said it was shocked by recent rebel attack on a central Sudan town which left an unspecified number of policemen

Justifying its involvement in the crisis in Mali, the West African sub-regional bloc, ECOWAS, attributed the current global interest in the country 

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