The Algerian state-owned petroleum giant has embarked on a bold but fraught gamble to expand beyond its borders. But has it ...

After the failed 15 May 1979 mutiny, Flight Lieutenant Jerry John Rawlings’ fiery words in court wrote his destiny as Ghana’s ...

As AGOA heads for ‘expiry’, Kenya’s trade team are in Washington on a diplomatic push, while Nairobi has inked a $1.2m ...

The Ivorian president announced at the end of July that he would run for a fourth term, while the main opposition leaders, ...

As billionaire Strive Masiyiwa appears to be slowly easing his way out of the spotlight, his daughters are moving in.

Japanese firms in Africa expand slowly, but a Japan External Trade Organization survey shows those present are increasingly ...

The deputy director for Africa at the Japan International Cooperation Agency says this year’s TICAD summit aims to boost ...

Should Ethiopia regain Assab it would reunite the Ethiopian and Eritrean Afar lands. Some from the ethnic group support ...

In 2005, as uranium prices surged, President Mamadou Tandja began negotiations with Areva (formerly Orano) in an attempt to ...

The speed and sophistication of jihadist attacks has shocked Nigerian and Chadian soldiers on the ground, sparking fears that ...

The kingdom’s prime minister is under pressure to justify his deal allowing the United States to send five migrants to his ...

By working with the UK, Japan can turn promises into impact across fintech, clean energy and smart infrastructure.