South African President Jacob Zuma will visit Uganda on March 25 with a business delegation to scout for investment opportunities in the country's budding oil sector, a senior government official...
In today's podcast, the Presidency's spousal office budget doubles; financiers urge reform to launch Africa power deals; and, Agri SA says that the government's new land reform plan will harm...
Red tape and lack of well-structured projects, rather than external funding crimped by the global downturn, are the main hurdles to boosting capacity in Africa's power sector, financiers said on...
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has urged creditors not to sell its debt to vulture funds as it struggles to pay back loans accrued under a former dictator, a senior civil servant said on...
A Ugandan rebel leader wanted for war crimes may be in Sudan, whose President Omar Hassan al-Bashir is wanted by the same war crimes tribunal, Uganda's President said.
In today's podcast, SA may face power cuts without a World Bank loan; Zimbabwe to rely on its own resources as foreign donors remain wary; and, Gauteng Premier Nomvula Mokonyane says that...
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) called on Thursday for all United Nations (UN) troops to pull out in 2011, a move which human rights groups say would spell disaster for civilians caught up...
Rwandan Foreign Minister Louise Mushikiwabo said on Wednesday that the thawing of her country's relations with France may have paved the way for last week's arrest of a leading Rwandan genocide...