The president wants to reign supreme in his native Rift Valley, which is also home to the late Daniel arap Moi's family. The two camps have so far managed to strike a fragile balance.
Lawyer Crépin Mboli-Goumba will no longer be representing Aurafrique, the Central African subsidiary of Canada’s Axmin, in its fight to regain control of the Ndassima mine.
A lawyer for the Guinean state has been investigating the murky role allegedly played by government officials in a secret deal with the Russian mining firm in the early days of Alpha Condé's first term.
One of Kenya's largest companies, Sasini, is taking advantage of the Kenya Tea Development Agency's difficulties to increase its market share and recruit new producers.
Angola's turbulent relations with Saudi Arabia within OPEC were a decisive factor in João Lourenço's decision to pull out of the cartel of oil-producing countries.
The announcement of Madagascar's next prime minister, initially scheduled for 2 January, was a little longer coming than expected. But the reappointment of Christian Ntsay has caused some tensions.
Libya's ex-ambassador in Paris has commissioned the French brokerage firm to trace Libyan assets on French soil.
