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Mozambican police opened fire on opposition supporters during a protest in Maputo, injuring one individual. The demonstration occurred ahead of President Daniel Chapo’s signing of an agreement related to funding …
Mozambique Police Clash with Opposition Supporters Amid Unrest Read More
South African manufacturers reported worsening business conditions in February, with the Absa PMI falling to 44.7 points. This represents a fourth consecutive contraction due to diminished demand, logistics issues, and …
South African Manufacturing Sentiment Declines Further, Absa PMI Reports Read More
Malawi has adjusted its 2025 growth forecast to 3.2%, down from 4.0%, as citizens protest against rising inflation. The discontent is primarily among street vendors and unemployed youths who blame …
Malawi Revises Economic Growth Projection Amid Public Protests Over Inflation Read More
Namibia’s Supreme Court has dismissed an opposition challenge to the 2024 presidential election results, affirming the validity of the election. This ruling enables Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah of the ruling SWAPO party …
Namibia’s Supreme Court Upholds Election Results, Welcomes First Female President Read More
Zambia’s copper output increased by 12% in 2024, reaching 820,670 metric tons, propelled by recovery in major mines like Lumwana and KCM. Investments from Vedanta aim to rejuvenate KCM, while …
Zambia Copper Output Increases by 12% in 2024 Amid Recovery in Key Mines Read More
Daniel Chapo was sworn in as president of Mozambique amid significant protests over the disputed election results. More than 300 have died in clashes with security forces since the election, …
Daniel Chapo Sworn in as President Amid Ongoing Unrest in Mozambique Read More
Mozambique’s top court confirmed Frelimo’s victory in the disputed October elections, amidst claims of vote rigging from opposition groups. This ruling is expected to incite further protests in the nation, …
Mozambique’s Constitutional Court Confirms Frelimo’s Election Victory Amid Protests Read More
South Africa has temporarily closed its main border with Mozambique due to escalating protests over the recent election. The closure of Lebombo port comes after cars were reported torched amid …
South Africa Closes Border with Mozambique Amid Protests Over Election Results Read More