Diba's refusal to call the deal a 'restructuring' is spooking creditors just as the divided parliament prepares to vote on ...
The President wants another investor to process more of Lake Magadi’s minerals locally but Tata’s suspension raises doubts about regulatory certainty ...
An eyewitness account of the announcement of the results at the Kenya Conference Centre On 29 December, Kivuitu asked each party to nominate two officials to work overnight with ECK staff on all the ...
New York talks move to line-by-line drafting but leave the central contest over taxing rights and the OECD’s authority unresolved ...
A ‘national conversation’ that excludes the president's fiercest critics is unlikely to produce reconciliation. It may, ...
A $450 million Louisiana fertiliser plant suggests OCP's lobbying has paid off. Washington now sees phosphate as strategic, not just commercial ...
The downfall of Vice-President Emmanuel John Nchimbi is complete. Nchimbi will leave office on 4 September and has been kicked out of the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi two years after he was made the ...
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The rescue of an American hostage has bolstered the Haftars' standing in Washington's unity plan, days after Libya's rival factions signed a roadmap to elections ...
A $5m State Department grant, quietly approved last December, has turned west Africa's smallest post-war economy into a pressure valve for US immigration policy ...
Orion CMC's pursuit of Lifezone's project in Tanzania underscores Washington's determination to break China's hold on battery-grade nickel – even as the deal timeline slips into 2027 ...
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