Faustine Ngila

The central bank has been using its US dollar reserves to try to cushion the shilling from further nosedives. That has created a dollar scarcity

Tinubu now faces the tough task of stabilizing the economy, fighting corruption, and guaranteeing the security of 220 million Nigerians

Nigeria and South Africa’s inclusion in the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) could heighten their economic woes

The power crisis in South Africa is crippling its economic development

Nigeria's electoral body is yet to upload results from many states citing a hitch caused by lack of scalability of the server.

First Lady Jill Biden’s visit is largely seen as part of the US’ reaction to China and Russia's wooing of African countries

The two west African countries are now gearing up for tech-based economies where knowledge on 4IR is the new business capital

Hormuud Telecom is helping donors reach millions of Somali residents engulfed by hunger and starvation, while eliminating the fear of terrorist attacks

Terrorism and armed conflict in Somalia has created world's biggest breeding ground for corruption

This group of tenacious women entrepreneurs and advocates is changing Sierra Leone’s business culture and economy

The DRC is honoring the papal visit after 40 years with a day off. It is the first time the Pope is visiting South Sudan—the world's newest nation

Almost 70% of Africans now live in a country where armed conflict and other violence is worse than it was 10 years ago

The aim is to correct an anomaly where digital technologies have created an obscure line between official work hours and rest time

The new law complements the Customary Land Rights Act, and puts an end to six decades of customary laws that prevented women from owning land

After the project of removing toxic content on ChatGPT was completed, Sama closed its Nairobi office, rendering all 200 content moderators jobless

Exposure to emissions and air impurities causes oxidative stress and inflammation in the cardiovascular system of athletes in the long term

Emefiele has allegedly been on the run, hiding away abroad for fear of being arrested for allegations of corruption and terrorism financing in Nigeria

The country is now courting the Turkish firm that is building the Tanzanian railway for financing and construction

Internet blackout is still ongoing in Ethiopia’s Tigray region even after a truce was signed last November to end two years of war

While the World Bank projects growth in most African nations, critical economies like Nigeria, South Africa, and Kenya will record a slump

André de Ruyter led a company-wide clampdown on corruption and organized criminal behavior

A lack of coordination between event organizers, promoters, and the police led to the fatal end of a New Year's party in Kampala

Kenya's eCitizen platform lacks critical features of an efficient government e-service portal.

Soaring food inflation rates, dwindling purchasing power, hiked transport costs, power cuts, civil war, and food insecurity made Christmas a tough time for many