African News
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Inlaks recognised as an outstanding technology company driving financial inclusion in Africa
Inlaks, a leading ICT infrastructure and systems integrator in Sub-Saharan Africa have been recognized as an Outstanding Technology Company driving…
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Africa and Caribbean should stop blame-game – Kagame
Rwandan President Paul Kagame has pushed for closer ties between Caribbean and African countries at the 45th Caribbean Community (Caricom) conference…
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Cameroon king visits UK to raise money for war children
A Cameroonian king is visiting the UK to try and raise money to help those who have fled the separatist…
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Nigeria emerges as leading oil drilling market in Sub-Saharan Africa
Nigeria has emerged as the largest oil drilling market in sub-Saharan Africa this year, on par with Angola, according to…
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Kenyan government to launch affordable smartphones, boosting digital inclusion
In a groundbreaking move, the Kenyan government is gearing up to unleash a wave of affordable smartphones into the market,…
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Corruption increased in 36 African countries in 2022 – Afrobarometer
Corruption increased drastically in 36 African countries between 2021/2022, according to a survey conducted by Afrobarometer. In these 36 countries,…
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African fund promises $3bn for vaccine self-sufficiency
Some $3bn (£2.4bn) will be invested over the next 10 years to end vaccine dependency across the continent, the Africa…
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South Sudan to hold first election since independence
South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir has said the country’s long-delayed elections will be held next year as planned. President Kiir…
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China navy wants to protect dangerous seas off Nigeria
China’s ambassador to Nigeria has told the BBC the visit by a Chinese naval fleet to Lagos is aimed at…
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Migrants attacked in Tunisia and ‘thrown off balconies’
Migrants from sub-Saharan Africa have been attacked in the Tunisian city of Sfax, with dozens reportedly wounded. The unrest was…
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