Somaliland says it has a right to choose its relationships as it opens new Taiwan office
Somaliland has a right to choose its own relationships and pressure tactics from Beijing and Mogadishu have not succeeded in altering its friendship with Taipei,... Read more.
Zimbabwe moves to regulate cryptocurrency sector
Zimbabwe’s government said on Friday it will require cryptocurrency businesses to register and pay annual fees, as it seeks to bring the largely informal market... Read more.
Zimbabwe’s state gold miner plans to double output by 2029
Zimbabwe’s state-owned gold mining company Mutapa Gold Resources plans to double its annual output to 220 000 ounces by 2029 after securing funding for an... Read more.
Oil falls to near two-month lows as Trump calls off threatened strikes on Iran
Oil prices fell over 3% on Friday to their lowest in nearly two months after U.S. President Donald Trump cancelled new strikes on Iran, reducing fears of an escalation... Read more.
SA banks turn to mid-sized businesses as new growth frontier
In the glass-walled boardrooms of South Africa’s biggest banks, executives are ramping up efforts to win clients from a once overlooked corporate segment:... Read more.
South Sudanese whistleblower reported abducted in Kenya
A South Sudanese whistleblower who made allegations of corruption in his home country was abducted in Kenya and taken to South Sudan’s capital Juba, according... Read more.
Boks Eye Winning Start Against England
South Africa intend to field their strongest line-up against England in the opening round of the new Nations Championship next month as coach Rassie Erasmus alleviated... Read more.
Euro Pauses Before ECB Hike; Dollar Flat
South Africa’s central bank said on Wednesday the country’s financial system was likely to remain resilient despite tighter financial conditions and... Read more.
Crude Edges Higher as U.S.-Iran Tensions Intensify
Oil prices jumped on Thursday on the escalation of hostilities between the U.S. and Iran, but later pared gains as traders assessed the actual impact on supply disruptions.... Read more.
Rand Gains as Dollar Wavers Amid Middle East Tensions
The South African rand gained in early Thursday trade as the U.S. dollar wavered, while renewed strikes by Iran and the United States and higher oil prices kept... Read more.
