Police fire tear gas at opposition HQ as Sierra Leone vote tally continues/in /by
Samura Kamara, the main opponent of incumbent president Julius Maada Bio in the election, said on Twitter that bullets had been fired at his party's headquarters in the capital.
Nigeria: Subsidy – Lack of License, Foreign Exchange, Others Hinder Fuel Importation/in /by
[Vanguard] Barely a month after deregulation, operators in the downstream sector have not been able to import petrol into Nigeria, due mainly to a lack of license and foreign exchange.
Africa: AfCFTA – Fuel Quality, Auto Policies Needed to Boost Automotive Industry in Africa/in /by
[New Times] While the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) is expected to boost the automotive industry in Africa, experts argue that poor fuel quality and lack of auto policies remain an impediment to the ambitious goal.
Fighting still rages on in Sudan as thousands flee/in /by
At least 12 civilians were killed on Sunday in bombardments by soldiers and paramilitaries who are now clashing in a new town in Darfur, a vast region in western Sudan that is constantly being fled by refugees.
Senegalese and Chelsea defender Koulibaly joins Saudi side Al-Hilal/in /by
Kalidou Koulibaly has left Chelsea after only one season to join Saudi Professional League side Al-Hilal.
Sierra Leone police disperse opposition supporters as tallying continues/in /by
Samura Kamara, the main opponent of incumbent president Julius Maada Bio in the election, said on Twitter that bullets had been fired at his party's headquarters in the capital.
Sebastien Ogier wins the 70th edition of the Safari Rally Kenya/in /by
Sebastien Ogier won the 70th edition of the Safari Rally Kenya on Sunday after just managing to hold off Kalle Rovanpera in a thrilling finale.
The International African American Museum to soon open in Charleston/in /by
The International African American Museum will soon open in Charleston, South Carolina, at one of the country’s most historically significant slave trading ports
Tunisians lament high cost of living ahead of Eid al-Adha/in /by
Many Tunisian Muslims complain they can no longer afford buying sheep for sacrifice, whereas consumption of traditional sweets has fallen, as an economic crunch and high prices prevent customers from splashing out on food ahead of Eid al-Adha
WRC: Sebastien Ogier maintains lead on Saturday/in /by
Going into the final stage of the day, 8-time world champion Sebastien Ogier of France held a 32.0 second advantage, but heavy rain changed the conditions dramatically and the reigning champion and current points leader Kalle Rovanpera managed to cut that down to just 16.2 seconds.