‘Your skin colour was a crime’: African migrants in Algeria
Sub-Saharan migrants tell stories of horror, activists note that forced deportation from Algeria is an ongoing trend.
In 1991, Michael George Johnson was 11 years...
Sudan protests: Police fire tear gas at football fans
Police in Sudan have fired tear gas at football fans demanding an end to President Omar al-Bashir's rule as protests spread across the country.
Hundreds...
IMF’s $3.7 billion loan to Angola the largest in Sub Saharan Africa
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) loan of $ 3.7 billion to Angola is the largest loan made available to a sub-Saharan African country, the...
Petroleum industry reforms set Angola on path to growth in 2019
Angola’s economy is set for recovery in 2019, in large part due to a series of regulatory reforms opening the country to new investment.
Since...
MafAfrique commits to invest $1.5 Million to boost East Africa’s fruits and vegetable exports to Middle East and Europe
Advisory and fund management group, MafAfrique, has committed to raising and investing up to $1.5 Million in ISQCL, Kenya to scale up its sustainable...
