EU to suspend sanctions against Zimbabwe
The European Union announced Monday it would suspend most sanctions decreed against Zimbabwe after the African country holds a credible referendum on a new constitution. […]
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Mozambique: Anti-retrovirus drugs factory starts activity
An anti-retrovirus medication factory started activity in Mozambique over the weekend. The plant, the first of its kind to be built in Africa, will initially […]
Bill Clinton tours Africa
Former United States President, Bill Clinton, is currently on an African tour that is leading him to South Africa, Mozambique, Rwanda, and Uganda where he […]
Sudan: Oil production to resume soon
At the currently on going Summit in Ethiopia on African Union Peace and Security Council (AUPSC), South Sudan and Sudan have come close to forgetting […]
Malian PM says readiness to launch dialog with occupiers
Malian Prime Minister, Sheik Modibo Diarra, voiced readiness to start negotiations with the occupiers of Northern Mali, on condition to isolate the Islamists. The Malian […]
Sudan: The price of reforms
As Sudan undergoes austerity measures, reforms are being carried out to adapt the country’s need to its financial capabilities and no domain is being salvaged. […]
Maghreb: Security requires joint efforts
Maghreb countries have finally realized that joining efforts to fight terror groups and criminal networks operating in the region is of paramount importance to the […]
Tunisia: Media authority slams doors
Debate over the fragility of the coalition government in Tunisia led by Ennahda has been around for a while and it seems as if evidences […]
Foreign Capital Flowing Back To Egypt
After the inauguration of Mohamed Mursi as the first islamist and the first civilian freely elected president in Egypt, it seems that the foreign capital […]
IMF-WB: Côte d’Ivoire gets over $4 Billion in debt relief
Côte d’Ivoire will benefit from more than $4 Billion in Debt Relief, out of which $3.1 billion under the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative, […]