President Bola Tinubu on Wednesday, charged Nigerians on the need for tolerance and understanding amongst the people, as well as read more Eid-el- Kabir: Tinubu calls for tolerance, support for the poor
[Independent (Kampala)] Kampala -- The Commercial Division of the High Court has dismissed with costs an application by Nile Breweries Uganda Limited seeking to block the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) from collecting 18.5 billion Shillings in disputed taxes.
In cities like Lagos, Nigeria, and Nairobi, Kenya, delivery is not just moving food or products from one point to another. It is also navigating traffic snarl-ups that can take hours, some streets that digital maps still struggle to recognise, and consumers who demand convenience while living inside
[New Times] As the Basketball Africa League (BAL) 2026 Playoffs continue to light up Kigali, another important conversation took place away from the court on Tuesday during the 2026 bal Innovation Summit where leaders from sports, technology, business, aviation and culture spaces gathered to discuss
[New Times] Rwanda Development Board (RDB) and global aerospace giant Boeing have held discussions focused on strengthening Rwanda's aviation sector and advancing the country's ambition to become a regional hub for air transport, logistics, and tourism.
[Agenzia Fides] Juba -- The Diocese of Tombura-Yambio in South Sudan is under heightened epidemic surveillance following the spread of the Ebola virus in the neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo.
[Vanguard] Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar took a commanding early lead in the African Democratic Congress presidential primary on Tuesday night, polling more than 1.4 million votes across 24 states and the Federal Capital Territory before the exercise was abruptly adjourned near midnight.
[263Chat] The Zimbabwean government is preparing a fresh round of levies on imported grain and oilseed products in a policy shift aimed at strengthening domestic agricultural production, financing irrigation infrastructure and insulating the country from future climate-related food shocks.
Ecobank Group CEO Jeremy Awori outlines to Omar Ben Yedder how the bank is embracing change and reinventing itself to support Africa's next chapter of growth.
At a time when global supply chains are increasingly unpredictable and climate pressures continue to affect agricultural production worldwide, Africa faces an urgent need to strengthen local food systems. Rising input costs, changing weather patterns and growing food insecurity are placing pressure