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Mauritius reels from worst riots in decades after woman shot by police
Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam imposed a curfew after days of unrest that first began over water shortages.
Pirates sweat over Appollis fitness ahead of Champions League clash
Orlando Pirates will assess Oswin Appollis after the winger was stretchered off during Tuesday’s 3-0 win over TS Galaxy, with African Stars next in the CAF Champions League.
Ethiopian troops enter town on border with Eritrea, stoking war fears
Fighting broke out in Ethiopia last month as TPLP went on the offensive.
Ex-DRC President Kabila’s alliance with M23 rebels: Why it matters
Kabila's move confirms numerous accusations from the government in Kinshasa of his ties to armed rebels.
Surround Sound Lagos: 4 days of heritage, fashion, food, music in Nigeria’s cultural capital
A look what four days in Lagos Nigeria for Surround Sound by Spotify Africa taught us about culture, creativity and why music is Africa's best export.
Mauritius says situation is under control after days of unrest
The unrest, which began last week over water shortages and the cost of living, intensified after a woman was shot and injured by police on October 9.
Sudan cannot afford to dismiss a chance for dialogue
A new initiative faces serious questions about military influence, but its critics should not write it off prematurely.
Mauritius rocked by unrest as curfew follows police shooting
Mauritius imposed a curfew on Tuesday over roughly a third of the island in response to rare violent protests that erupted after a police officer shot and seriously wounded a woman.
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UN official says ‘window of opportunity’ for peace in DR Congo
The envoy lauds the progress in diplomatic efforts despite the worsening security and humanitarian situation.
Namibia battles cattle disease outbreak as EU suspends several meat imports
Foot-and-mouth disease threatens livestock farmers’ livelihoods and disrupts meat supplies as authorities impose curbs.
Zimbabwean author denies using AI to write award-winning story
Simbarashe Kundizeza was responding to an accusation that has caused an uproar on social media.
AfCRA aims to reshape Africa’s credit story
Interim CEO Dr Sifiso Falala discusses the task of the Africa Credit Rating Agency in countering global bias and assessing true continental risk.
DR Congo Ebola cases pass 9,000 as efforts to curb transmission falter
The Bundibugyo strain fuels deadliest Ebola outbreak in DRC’s history as health workers face mistrust from communities.
Can carbon markets unlock investment in nature and infrastructure?
Gregory Fyfe, chief investment officer at the DBSA, explores Africa’s green economy and the opportunity to showcase investment projects.
World Economic Outlook reflects adaptability despite geopolitical events
Duduzile Ramela, host of Moneyweb’s Business of Africa podcast, discusses the findings of the biannual report, public debt, the risks AI poses to the global economy and inflation.
World Economic Outlook, African credit rating, and online gambling regulation
Tonight, we cover market updates with Absa CIB, African credit ratings, carbon investment in Africa, the World Economic Outlook, online gambling regulation and the benefits of owning multiple properties.