A recent report has shown that the United States is unsure when discussions for a free trade agreement with Kenya would be completed, notwithstanding the fact that Nairobi previously stated that the talks would be completed by December.
The BRICS group of fast-developing economies — Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa — has positioned itself as an alternative to the Western-dominated global order.
President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to use a Russian summit with fellow leaders in Africa to try and dissuade Russian President Vladimir Putin from attending a key BRICS alliance meeting of which South Africa is a member.
The second Russia-Africa summit is planned to demonstrate Russia’s stance against Western hegemony and its capitalist domination across Africa, to show Russia’s “non-Western friends” and to further solicit enormous support for its war in Ukraine
Lagos, the commercial capital of Nigeria, has overtaken other states in the country to become the most expensive city to live in, according to the latest inflation data.
President William Ruto on Sunday, July 16, explained that it was possible for the African continent to achieve stability and economic prosperity witnessed in developed nations.
At least 12 African heads of state and government are expected in the country on Sunday, July 16, 2023, for the 5th mid-year Coordination Meeting of the African Union, Regional Communities and Regional Mechanisms.
U.S. Ambassador-at-Large for Global Women’s Issues Dr. Geeta Rao Gupta will visit Nairobi, Kenya, and Kigali, Rwanda from July 11-20, her first international trip as Ambassador-at-Large.
South Sudan and South Africa committed to working together to strengthen relations in various sectors and join forces to garner regional and global support for peace and stability in Sudan, the country from which Africa’s youngest nation seceded in 2011.
President Bola Tinubu recognises that Nigeria is being looked upon for leadership, and he is prepared to step up to the challenge, says the Presidency.
Nigerian oil and gas firms, including leading international oil companies, have been ranked low in turning in cutting down on hydrocarbons ahead of the goals of the 2015 Paris climate deal, multinational non-profit platform CDP has said.