Malawi fines India’s Airtel for frauding customers
Lilongwe – Malawian regulators on Wednesday fined the local unit of India’s Bharti Airtel the equivalent of around $2.6 million... Read more
29 Sep, 2021
Zimbabwe freezes dozens of bank accounts over forex peddling
Johannesburg – Zimbabwe’s central bank has frozen the bank accounts of 30 individuals accused of illicitly exchanging foreign currency through... Read more
29 Sep, 2021
South Sudan oil exports resume after Khartoum-protesters deal
Khartoum – South Sudanese oil exports resumed on Monday after an agreement between Khartoum and protesters who blocked pipelines in... Read more
28 Sep, 2021
Egypt to tax social media stars
Cairo – Egypt said it will tax social media content creators in a revenue raising exercise as more citizens... Read more
27 Sep, 2021
Nigeria aims to boost oil output
Abuja – Nigeria said on Wednesday it aims to produce 1.88 million barrels per day of crude oil next... Read more
23 Sep, 2021
South African Airways resumes flights after bankruptcy
Johannesburg – South Africa’s embattled national airline on Thursday flew its first plane since March 2020 after emerging from bankruptcy... Read more
23 Sep, 2021
Nigeria, Ghana sprint to join digital currency race
Lagos – Nigeria and Ghana are racing to adopt a central bank digital currency as they look to ride... Read more
22 Sep, 2021
South Africa regulator approves controversial floating power plants
Johannesburg – South Africa’s energy regulator on Tuesday approved generating licenses for three controversial floating power plants, stoking environmental concerns... Read more
22 Sep, 2021
Nigeria to incorporate state-run oil firm
Abuja – Nigeria’s president Muhammadu Buhari on Sunday ordered the incorporation of the state-run oil company within six months and... Read more
20 Sep, 2021
China losing battle to sell its ‘win-win’ deals to Congolese
Kinshasa – Much has ground to a halt during the coronavirus pandemic, but not the march of Sino-Congolese friendship. Or... Read more
18 Sep, 2021
