French oil major TotalEnergies should end the suspense in a matter of weeks. The resumption of work on its gas liquefaction plant is now expected shortly by its numerous contractors and the Mozambican government.
Deprived of some of their plans in Central African Republic for months, the Russian paramilitary group Wagner's men have turned to a local solution and is using the airline Minair.
The deadly raid against an anti-UN protest in Goma last week was carried out by the Republican Guard.
The director general of the African Centre for Disease Control and Prevention, Jean Kaseya, has come under fire for his governance and his management of human and financial resources. The sensitive issue is causing concern within the African Union.
The world's largest financier of AIDS, TB, and malaria prevention and treatment has redirected its grants for Sudan to the United Nations Development Programme. The country's health minister fears the money now won't reach key healthcare programmes.
The President of the Somali federal state of Galmudug, Ahmed Abdi Karie, has hired a US lobbyist, Farhio Khalif, to promote his interests in the United States. She has a large network within the Somali diaspora.
Six months after André de Ruyter's shock departure from the national utility, his seat still lies empty and the highly political process of finding his successor is keeping a handful of senior ANC members on the alert.
Anwar Arif, who was ousted in 2021 as chairman of the Libyan body trying to recover billions of dollars allegedly embezzled by the Gaddafi family, has been released from jail and has turned to a US court to try to get his old job back.
Algeria's former defence minister Khaled Nezzar, who has been indicted by Switzerland's Federal Criminal Court for war crimes, has made it known that he will not attend his trial. The case has caused a rift between both countries.