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British prime minister Boris Johnson says his country will support the development of clean energy among Commonwealth nations.

Zimbabwe's central bank said Monday it was raising its main policy rate to 200 percent, the highest in the world for the southern African country

Algerian oil and gas group Sonatrach announced on Monday the discovery of a 'significant" gas condensate deposit in the Hassi R'mel field in the Algerian Sahara, it said in a statement.

The Libyan National Oil Company (NOC) on Monday warned to declare a "force majeure" on its facilities in the northern Gulf of Sirte within 72

Guest of honor of this edition, the President of Niger launched an appeal to foreign investors, particularly in the agricultural sector.

South Africa's leader will participate in 2 outreach sessions Monday. Senegalese president Sall is another representative from the 5 non-member states participating in the summit. Germany is hosting t

The latest figures from the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency showed Saturday that the country's annual inflation rate doubled in two months to reach 191% in June. A situation that makes it increasi

Nigeria is Africa's biggest oil producer. However, the West African nation imports almost all of its fuel since its four refineries fail to cover the population's needs. Since the war in Ukraine has r

The war in Ukraine is the latest shock to hit global food production, causing concern about the food security situation in Africa.

The head of Tunisia's powerful trade union centre, the UGTT, on Thursday rejected reforms demanded by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) as a condition for granting a loan to Tunisia.

Stocks at the JSE joined a global sell-off, tracking a more negative sentiment across international markets as investors turned nervous again about global growth prospects.

Falling markets, screaming headlines and plummeting investment values. Its another market crisis set to unsettle uninformed investors.