Botswana: Lobatse Solar Photovoltaic Power Plant Nears Completion
Lobatse — The Lobatse Solar Photovoltaic Power Plant is now 85 per cent complete.
Addressing a full council meeting recently, Lobatse Mayor Mr Mosimanegape Ganakgomo...
Congo-Kinshasa: Angola and DR Congo Review Impact of Railway Contract
Kinshasa — Angolan President João Lourenço held a private meeting on Wednesday in Kinshasa with his counterpart from the Democratic Republic of the Congo...
Nigeria: Utme Applications Data Intensifies Concerns Over State of Education in...
Benue recorded 104,409 UTME applications in 2026, nearly twice the combined figure for Kebbi, Sokoto and Zamfara, although the three North-west states have almost...
Liberia: Supreme Court Orders Ecobank, Kollie and Williams to Pay U.S.$350,000
- Liberia's Supreme Court on Thursday ordered Ecobank Liberia, Martin K.N. Kollie and Alex Williams to pay a former government official a combined US$350,000,...
In Kenya, more women and newborns die from poor-quality care than...
More Kenyan women and newborns are dying not because they can't reach a health facility, but because of the quality of care they receive...
Kenya: FKF Admit Challenge in Elevating Number of Kenyan Coaches to...
NAIROBI — Football Kenya Federation (FKF) technical director Francis Kimanzi concedes it is difficult for many local coaches to upgrade to Caf A license...
Africa Brought Deals to Washington – The Test is Whether the...
Washington, DC — The inaugural Africa Business Investment Summit saw a target of $500m of structured commitments, a royal keynote and an unusually candid...
Sudan: Kassala Gold Traders’ Strike to Continue ‘Until Street-Vendor Crisis Resolved’
Kassala — The head of the goldsmiths' association in Kassala, Abboud Ahmed Issa, tells Radio Dabanga that gold traders will continue the strike that...
Mozambique: EDM to Make At Least 420,000 New Connections By the...
Maputo — Mozambique's publicly-owned electricity company, EDM, plans to make at least 420,000 new connections by the end of 2026, covering about two million...
Namibia: Erongo Records Major Infrastructure Gains
Swakopmund — The Erongo region recorded major gains in infrastructure development during the 2025/26 financial year, with millions invested in water, electricity, roads, housing...