The Senegalese president, who is set to leave office in a few months, is having to deal with a major liquidity shortage, which is forcing the state to borrow on the international markets at particularly high interest rates.
Cameroon has arranged to play a friendly in Moscow in mid-October. It will be the first football match between an African team and Russia since the invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, and has been actively encouraged by the Cameroonian president.
The public prosecutor at the court of cassation has summoned the head of the anti-corruption agency to question him over a deal with the Swiss trading giant.
As the start of the 2023-2024 cocoa season approaches, the Conseil Café-Cacao is stepping up pressure on the EU by continuing its blockade of forward sales of cocoa beans.
The junta’s spokesman took part in the Conference of Ministers of Culture of the Islamic World organised in Doha on 25 on 26 September by the Islamic World Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (ICESCO).
Digital platform pioneer Sonec Africa has been excluded from public procurement procedures for two years.
The leasing of a small and potentially gold-rich plot in Ruto's fiefdom in western Kenya to British mining company Karebe has sparked a family row whose ripples extend to the president's entourage.
The international financial crime watchdog is about to launch its first assessment of the measures Djibouti has put in place to combat money laundering and the financing of terrorism.
The US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia has upheld the ruling ordering Zimbabwe to pay $440.3m in damages for the wrongful seizure of farmland in 2000 and 2001.
The new body set up in September 2022 is aiming to attract and reassure investors with new incentives.
