19
Nov
Tanzania’s damaged reputation could make it difficult for the country to get funds, the president argues
President Samia Suluhu Hassan warned Tuesday, during the swearing-in of ministers following
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18
Nov
Congo continues to prohibit the sale of minerals from areas in the east affected by conflict
The DRC has banned the sale of minerals from dozens of artisanal
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18
Nov
German Finance Minister Travels to Beijing As Supply Chain Stresses Increase and Trade Gap Widens
Germany wants its relations with China to remain stable as the growing
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17
Nov
UK will permit foreign students to apply for the innovator founder visa without having to travel abroad
International students in the UK can now obtain Innovator Founder visas to
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17
Nov
Verizon plans to lay off 15,000 employees in the next several days, the most in the company’s history
Verizon Communications is set to reduce its workforce by around 15,000 positions
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17
Nov
Caribbean nations will discuss slavery reparations during the UK visit
A Caribbean Community (CARICOM) reparations commission delegation will meet with British officials
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16
Nov
Nigeria’s outlook is upgraded to “positive” by S&P as Tinubu’s economic reforms pick up steam
Standard & Poor’s (S&P) Global Ratings changed its assessment of Nigeria from
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16
Nov
Exclusive: Sources claim Barrick Mining is thinking about dividing into two companies
The board of Canada’s Barrick Mining (ABX.TO) has raised the possibility of
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16
Nov
Thailand claims that despite the Cambodia disagreement, US trade discussions will continue
Thailand will proceed with discussions to finalize a reciprocal trade agreement with
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15
Nov
Google will reimburse South African news organizations $40 million for lowering the visibility of their content
Google will pay more than $40 million after South Africa discovered that
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