Senegal opts for debt reprofiling instead of restructuring
Senegal says it will extend debt maturities and renegotiate interest rates instead of pursuing a formal restructuring
Senegal opts for debt reprofiling instead of restructuring Read More »
Senegal says it will extend debt maturities and renegotiate interest rates instead of pursuing a formal restructuring
Senegal opts for debt reprofiling instead of restructuring Read More »
Africa50 aims to grow its infrastructure project portfolio from about $9 billion to at least $20 billion within five years
Africa50 targets $20 billion infrastructure portfolio in five years Read More »
US research institute urges an independent probe into the scale of Sudan’s alleged chemical weapons programme and those responsible
US institute calls for inquiry into scale of Sudan chemical weapons claims Read More »
WHO says Congo urgently needs 5,000 more health workers and additional treatment centres as Ebola continues to spread
WHO warns staff shortages are hampering Congo Ebola response Read More »
Congolese copper shipments to the U.S. surged to a record in July as industrial buyers sought cheaper alternatives to COMEX-approved brands
US imports of Congo copper hit record as buyer demand grows Read More »
Burhan says he does not want the presidency and distances himself from a proposed Sudanese national dialogue initiative
Burhan rejects presidential bid, denies role in national dialogue Read More »
Fears of a major theft are growing at Cameroon’s Special Criminal Court after a break-in and the unexplained absence of its chief registrar
Billions feared missing from Cameroon special court vault Read More »
Turkey’s president says Israel undermined a Pakistan-mediated deal and warns the Hormuz crisis is driving up global costs
Erdogan accuses Israel of sabotaging Islamabad agreement Read More »
Six unidentified men were found bound and blindfolded in a mass grave in southwestern Guinea, prompting calls for an independent probe
Guinea mass grave raises fresh questions over missing persons Read More »
TASIS health minister Alaa al-Din Nugud says suspected chemical attacks have harmed civilians and calls for an international investigation
TASIS health minister: Chemical weapons use in Sudan is a war crime Read More »