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South African Airways is striving to retrieve R1 billion trapped in Zimbabwe from ticket sales amid the country’s long-standing foreign currency shortages. Negotiations are ongoing, including potential diplomatic involvement, as …
South African Airways Struggles to Recover R1 Billion Stuck in Zimbabwe Read More
The African Development Bank is seeking a Climate Change and Green Growth Consultant for a position in Abuja, Nigeria, open for applications until November 8, 2024. This role supports the …
Opportunity for Climate Change and Green Growth Consultant at PECG Read More
In the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, illegal gold mining by Chinese firms has prompted concerns among local communities and activists. Italian priest Davide Marcheselli has been a prominent critic …
Challenges of Illegal Gold Mining in Eastern DR Congo Read More
Father Davide Marcheselli, an Italian priest, has been advocating against illegal gold mining by Chinese companies in Kitutu, eastern DRC. His efforts highlight substantial concerns regarding the legality and environmental …
East DR Congo: Local Resistance Against Illegal Chinese Gold Mining Read More
Kenya and the Democratic Republic of Congo are primary beneficiaries of recent IMF and World Bank reforms, which aim to increase access to concessional funding and reduce debt servicing costs. …
Kenya and DRC Among Top Beneficiaries of IMF Reforms Read More
Kenya and the Democratic Republic of Congo have been identified as key beneficiaries of recent IMF reforms that increase access to concessional funding and reduce debt servicing costs. The IMF …
IMF Reforms Benefit Kenya and Democratic Republic of Congo: A Step Towards Debt Relief and Concessional Funding Read More
The struggle for control of Libya’s central bank is intensifying amid a divided political landscape, following a civil war that last ended in 2020. The UN-recognized government and a rival …
Control Over Central Bank at Stake in Libya’s Political Strife Read More
The South Sudan Revenue Authority has suspended the E-petroleum Accreditation Permit fee, following backlash from businesses and NGOs who deemed it illegal and detrimental to the struggling economy. The levy, …
South Sudan Suspends Controversial Fuel Levy Following Stakeholder Backlash Read More
On October 14, 2024, Saudi Arabia and South Africa held a Business Forum in Johannesburg, focusing on enhancing trade, investment, and expertise exchange. Over 400 delegates attended the event, which …
Strengthening Economic Ties: South Africa and Saudi Arabia Business Forum Read More
Tax authorities in Kenya and South Africa are ramping up efforts to monitor and tax cryptocurrency transactions, seeing them as a potential source of tax revenue. The Kenya Revenue Authority …
African Tax Authorities Intensify Strategies to Tax Cryptocurrency Users Read More