German Companies Plan To Invest More In Africa In 2023
The poll of members of the German-African Business Association also showed that a further 39% of Association's members aim to keep their spending levels in Africa stable.
UN Security Council Denounces Taliban Bans On Women In Afghanistan
The U.N. Security Council on Tuesday called for the full, equal and meaningful participation of women and girls in Afghanistan, denouncing a ban by the Taliban-led administration on women attending universities or working for humanitarian aid groups.
US Charges Accused Mango Crypto Manipulator With Fraud
Mango is a decentralized cryptocurrency exchange run by Mango DAO that lets investors lend, borrow, swap, and use leverage to trade cryptocurrency assets.
Tunisia Union Threatens To 'Occupy The Streets,' Rejects 2023 Budget
Tunisia's powerful UGTT union will hold mass protests and "occupy the streets" soon to show its rejection of next year's austerity budget, the leader of the union said on Monday, in its strongest challenge to the government of President Kais Saied yet.
Oil Rises In Thin Trade On Concerns Over U.S. Storm Impact
On Friday, Brent rose 3.6%, while WTI gained 2.7%. Both benchmarks recorded their biggest weekly gains since October.
Moscow's Ultimatum: Ukraine Fulfils Its Proposals Or Russian Army Will Decide
Kyiv and its Western allies have dismissed Putin's offer to talk, with his forces battering Ukrainian towns with missiles and rockets and Moscow continuing to demand that Kyiv recognise its conquest of a fifth of the country.
Battery Swapping Spurs Kenya's Electric Motorbike Drive
The battery swapping system not only saves time but also saves buyers money as many sellers follow a model in which they retain ownership of the battery, the bike's most expensive part.
'Where Else Can I Go?': Migrants Face Freezing Christmas At US-Mexico Border
After the U.S. Supreme Court this week ruled that restrictions known as Title 42 could stay in place temporarily, many migrants are facing a Christmas weekend of what Mexico's weather service called a "mass of arctic air."
World Is Starving For Peace, Pope Francis Says In Christmas Message
Francis called for a resumption of dialogue between Israelis and Palestinians in the Holy Land, the place of Jesus' birth.
Tunisia Seeks To Cut Fiscal Deficit To 5.5% In 2023, Led By Economic Reforms
The Economy Ministry said on Friday that economic growth in 2023 would be 1.8%, compared with 2.5% expected this year.
Russian Missiles Rain Down On Ukraine Towns As Putin Says He Is Open To Talks
Russia on Sunday launched more than 10 rocket attacks on the Kupiansk district in the Kharkiv region, shelled more than 25 towns along the Kupiansk-Lyman frontline, and in Zaporizhzhia hit nearly 20 towns, said Ukraine's top military command.
Ghana Again Extends Domestic Debt Exchange Registration Deadline
The ministry also announced a change to the debt exchange, with eight additional instruments to be created.
Zimbabwe's Night Markets Cushion Crisis-weary Citizens From Inflation
Street trading is illegal in Zimbabwe and the traders hope by setting up under cover of darkness they can avoid being spotted by police.
Oil Rises $1 On Russian Supply Worries; US Storm Impact Eyed
More than 4,400 U.S. flights have been cancelled over a two-day period due to the winter storm, coinciding with a holiday travel season that some predict could be the busiest ever.
FTX Opposes BlockFi's Claim To Bankman-Fried's Robinhood Shares
BlockFi had filed a lawsuit on Nov. 28 demanding the turnover of 56 million Robinhood shares that were allegedly pledged as collateral for BlockFi's loans to the FTX-affiliated crypto hedge fund Alameda Research.
North Korea Denies Media Report It Supplied Munitions To Russia
Japan's Tokyo Shimbun reported earlier that North Korea had shipped munitions, including artillery shells, to Russia via train through their border last month and that additional shipments were expected in the coming weeks.
Russia Dismissive Of Ukraine Getting US Patriot Missiles
Though the Patriot air defence system is widely regarded as advanced, President Vladimir Putin dismissed it as "quite old", telling reporters Russia would find a way to counter it.
Ramaphosa's Power Base Boosted, But South Africa's Reform Path Still Rocky
Ramaphosa secured re-election, paving the way for him to run for a second presidential term in 2024, on Monday in a ballot of African National Congress (ANC) members that also chose the party new National Executive Committee (NECK).
Tunisia Union Says Election Run-offs Could Cause Chaos
The UGTT union, with more than a million members, has previously paralysed the economy with its strikes.
Ukraine's Zelenskiy Appeals For Bipartisan Support In Speech To U.S. Congress
Zelenskiy's arrival was greeted with multiple raucous ovations in the nearly full chamber. Three members held up a large Ukrainian flag as he walked in.
Frustration Among Migrants At US-Mexico Border As COVID Restrictions Remain
When Vladimir Castellanos learned that COVID-19 restrictions blocking him and other migrants from claiming asylum at the U.S.
Cryptocurrencies At Crossroads After Annus Horribilis
Crashes, contagion, collapses came in such quick succession that investors were, towards the end of the year, asking serious existential questions.
Gunmen Kill 38 Villagers In Northern Nigeria's Kaduna State
During the attack, which started late on Sunday night and continued into the early hours of Monday morning, armed men shot people and burned at least 100 houses, said Luka Binniyat, spokesperson for the Southern Kaduna Peoples Union (SKPU).
Gambia Lawmakers Say Maiden To Blame For Child Kidney Injury Deaths
Maiden's managing director, Naresh Kumar Goyal, did not immediately respond to calls and messages from Reuters on Tuesday.
South Africa's Ramaphosa Eyes 2024 Election With Call To Revamp ANC
Ramaphosa now faces the task of rebuilding support for the corruption-tainted ANC amid crippling power cuts that have hurt business and exacerbated rampant unemployment.
Ukraine's Zelenskiy Could Visit Biden, U.S. Congress On Wednesday -sources
The visit by Zelenskiy would coincide with Biden's intent to send the Kyiv government Patriot missiles, CNN reported, to protect it from heavy Russian bombardment.
Oil Prices Up As U.S. Crude Stocks Seen Falling, Dollar Eases
Oil prices rose in early Asian trade on Wednesday as U.S. crude stocks were seen falling last week, while the dollar weakened, making oil less expensive for non-American buyers.
South African Flying School Executive Investigated By Police In Australia
Another ex-military pilot who previously worked for the flying school was arrested in Australia in October.
Oil Climbs, But Uncertainty On China COVID Surge Caps Gains
U.S. President Joe Biden, a Democrat, had campaigned on overturning Trump's hardline immigration measures before taking office in 2021 but kept Title 42 in place for more than a year.
COVID Border Restrictions On Migrants To Stay After U.S. Supreme Court Order
U.S. President Joe Biden, a Democrat, had campaigned on overturning Trump's hardline immigration measures before taking office in 2021 but kept Title 42 in place for more than a year.