Nigeria's culture ministry has sought UNESCO's advice on creating a major new facility in the capital to house hundreds of artworks that are set to be returned to the country.
While Noureddin Bongo, son of ousted president Ali Bongo, is been behind bars, and his wife, Léa Bongo, recently left the UK, four of their six London-based companies have suddenly changed address.
Congolese President Félix Tshisekedi plans to visit Bunia, the capital of Ituri province, on 15 May, security conditions permitting.
The regulatory body has given in to traders' demands for compensation for cocoa purchasing contracts that were not executed during the season ending 31 March because of the poor harvest.
Abuja and Paris have just signed an agreement over the creation of a working group on irregular migration that will meet twice a month.
After a stop in Qatar, where he will try to increase the French oil and gas group's share of the North Field gas output, Patrick Pouyanné is to speak at the Africa CEO Forum in Kigali before heading to Abuja.
Kenya and France are stepping up security collaboration, with their first comprehensive military cooperation agreement expected to be concluded soon.
Casablanca property magnate Mohamed Boudrika has been out of Morocco for several months but can rely on his family, who are heavily involved in his businesses, to keep an eye on the myriad of companies he owns.
