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Zimbabwe enacts sweeping new regulations requiring foreign‑owned businesses in 14 designated sectors to transfer 75 percent ownership to locals.
The Portuguese Judicial Police (PJ) arrested a businessman and close associate of former President Umaro Sissoco Embaló on Sunday at Lisbon’s Figo Maduro military airport, seizing approximately €5 million in cash.
On the eve of the national holiday, Burkina Faso’s President, Captain Ibrahim Traoré, addressed the nation, celebrating the recent military reconquest of territory, advocating for rapid industrialization, and urging all sectors to commit to the People’s Progressive Revolution (RPP).
Ethiopia’s federal high court Wednesday ruled out a 13 years rigorous imprisonment against Mitiku Kassa, the former Commissioner of Ethiopia’s Disaster Risk Management Commission over corruption and misappropriation of aid resources.
AfDB and Pan African Federation of Accountants launch initiative to tackle Africa’s critical shortage of public sector accountants and auditors.
South Africa approves revised unbundling strategy for power utility Eskom to open the country’s electricity market to full competition.
Mnangagwa dismisses Zimbabwe’s Mines Minister Winston Chitando in a surprise cabinet shake‑up announced late Monday.
Mali’s National Transitional Council (CNT) recently adopted the first part of the 2026 draft budget, which features an increase in both revenue and expenditure.
The Burkinabe Council of Ministers adopted a report on Thursday that revealed a particularly positive budgetary and treasury performance for the state as of September 30, 2025, signaling resilience and strong domestic resource mobilization.
Zambia assumes Asset Recovery Inter‑Agency Network for Southern Africa presidency, pledges to combat transnational financial crime.