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In today's podcast, Public Service and Administration Minister Richard Baloyi says that there is no more room for manoeuvre in the government's wage offer; Minister Maite Nkoana-Mashabane says that...
A dispute over arrangements for the decisive second round of Guinea's September 19 Presidential election is raising concern that the outcome of the landmark poll will be challenged and could...
Sudan's referendum commission agreed on a key post on Thursday, ending a deadlock which has stalled plans for the January 9 southern vote on independence from the north against which it has fought...
Shops were looted, cars set ablaze and roads barricaded. Protests over bread price rises spread over Maputo on Thursday, while troops struggled to clear up and restore a semblance of order in the...
Ethiopia on Thursday rejected criticism of its massive hydropower dam projects and vowed to push ahead with plans to boost its power generating ability from 2 000 MW to 10 000 MW within five years.
The Côte d'Ivoire's electoral commission said on Thursday that it had produced a final voter list for the first time, raising the chance that an election which has been delayed six times in five...
Rebel claims that Malaysia's Petronas has stopped oil and gas exploration in Ethiopia are lies and three more firms are in negotiations to start exploration in the country, its Mines Minister said...
Government is intent on using policy tools to achieve competitive steel pricing to benefit downstream industries, Trade and Industry Minister Rob Davies said on Thursday.