Libya welcomes back tourists after years of war
Ghadames – Libya has hosted its first group of foreign tourists in a decade, with an excursion to an... Read more
29 Oct, 2021
South Africa earmarks R50bn for clean energy projects
Johannesburg – Coal-dependant South Africa on Thursday announced it was ploughing R50 billion ($3.3 billion) into 25 wind and solar... Read more
29 Oct, 2021
Mozambique president Filipe Nyusi sued in UK over $2bn debt scandal
Johannesburg – Mozambique’s president Filipe Nyusi is being sued in London by a firm at the centre of a... Read more
28 Oct, 2021
No tilling, no chemicals in South African farmer’s revolution
Balfour – It’s spring in South Africa, and Danie Bester’s tillers are rusting in a corner of his farm. Freshly-turned... Read more
28 Oct, 2021
Libya fighting damages key oil refinery
Tripoli – Libya’s only operational oil refinery was “severely” damaged after gunmen battled for three hours around the complex, the... Read more
28 Oct, 2021
Algerian gas to Spain will bypass Morocco, ministers say
Algiers – Algeria will from now on deliver its natural gas to Spain exclusively through an undersea pipeline, ministers... Read more
28 Oct, 2021
Shaken by covid, Morocco to spend record $27bn in 2022
Rabat – Morocco will spend a record 23 billion euros ($27 billion) on public investment in the coming year to... Read more
27 Oct, 2021
Protesting truck drivers cause congestion on N3 highway
Cape Town – Truck drivers barricaded the N3 toll route near Montrose in the Free State with trucks on... Read more
26 Oct, 2021
SA’s platinum and gold mining giant Sibanye-Stillwater eyes Brazil copper, nickel mines
Johannesburg – South African platinum and gold mining giant Sibanye-Stillwater said on Monday it is in talks to acquire two... Read more
26 Oct, 2021
South Africa’s Aspen launches anaesthetics production line
Johannesburg – South African pharmaceutical firm Aspen on Monday opened a world-leading anaesthetics production line that will guarantee local supply... Read more
25 Oct, 2021
