Young Namibians Take Over Fuel Stations
A group of young entrepreneurs under 33 years old now owns 52 filling stations across Namibia after buying them from Shell and Engen. The deal, worth about $50 million, makes...
Read moreA group of young entrepreneurs under 33 years old now owns 52 filling stations across Namibia after buying them from Shell and Engen. The deal, worth about $50 million, makes...
Read moreMalawi is facing a sudden human crisis as thousands of its citizens rush back from South Africa to escape growing hostility against foreign nationals. The disaster management department says it...
Read moreUnited Bank for Africa has announced that Tony Elumelu will leave his position as Group Chairman in August 2026, with Emmanuel Nnorom taking over the role. UBA announced the upcoming...
Read moreA shopkeeper and a young man—both killed on the same day Following the xenophobic attack s. On June 28, Musa Yunana Joe stood outside his small shop in Witbank, a...
Read moreMombasa Governor Abdulswamad Nassir has proposed a new award category to showcase the county's tourism, logistics, and other sectors through journalism and digital content. The Governor made this announcement during...
Read moreThousands Gather to Support the Controversial Breakaway Group's Decision A small Swiss village became the center of a religious dispute on Wednesday when a traditionalist Catholic group went ahead with...
Read moreKenya pledged for better AI rules, better digital infrastructure, and more training at the Connecting Codes Conference held at KNLS in Nairobi. Government leaders, researchers, academics, and international partners met...
Read moreXiamen's simple yet revolutionary approach to health insurance is now the blueprint for an entire nation - and could transform healthcare across Africa. China has given its official stamp of...
Read moreFrom 3 a.m. sacrifices to pyjama-clad street dancers, South Africa’s first-ever World Cup knockout qualification is the fairy tale that has a continent talking — and a retiring coach sobbing...
Read moreThe detention of a Cameroonian influencer for provocative social media posts has handed African governments a ready-made model to police digital spaces and protect children from toxic content. TikTok personality...
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