Mozambican immigration officers have found 64 dead bodies in a shipping container on the back of a lorry that had crossed into Mozambique from Malawi.… Read More »A Trailer of Death Intercepted in Mozambique
National Treasury is monitoring the economy very closely and is ready to provide support where it is needed. That’s the message from Treasury Director-General Dondo… Read More »Mogajane: Treasury Ready To Provide Support Where Needed
As South African small businesses brace for the harsh impact of the coronavirus epidemic (COVID-19), the Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) on Tuesday said it had already recorded increased… Read More »UIF Sees Increased SMME Applications For COVID-19 Relief
For the past eight years, the Central African Republic (CAR) has been the theatre of a brutal civil war that has left its economy in… Read More »The Scars of the CAR Give Rise to a New Threat
Olympic superstar Eliud Kipchoge talks about the works he is reading whilst in isolation to protect himself from coronavirus. The greatest marathon runner in the… Read More »Keeping Up with Kipchoge on his #StayAtHome Journey
Officials in Cameroon are calling on citizens to stop attacks on foreigners and visitors from the diaspora who are being blamed for an increase in… Read More »COVID-19 Spread Sparks Anti-Foreigner and Anti-Diaspora Sentiment in Cameroon
Economic disruption caused by the coronavirus pandemic has so far cost African economies $29 billion, the United Nations has said, warning that the loss could… Read More »A Tally of COVID-19’s Impact in Africa
Manu Dibango, the Cameroonian musician celebrated for his blend of jazz, funk and traditional West African styles, has died aged 86 in a Paris hospital… Read More »Renowned Cameroonian Jazz Muso Succumbs to Coronavirus
South Africa’s confirmed number of coronavirus cases rose to 554 on Tuesday from 402 a day earlier, as businesses raced to make plans for a… Read More »Africa’s Most Advanced Economy Goes on Lockdown
The Tourism Department has set aside R200 million to help small businesses in the sector that are likely to be hardest hit by the national… Read More »Tourism Department Sets Aside R200M For Small Businesses Likely To Be Hit By Lockdown