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Zimbabwe to table Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 in the National Assembly on Tuesday.

Angola is emerging as one of Africa’s most notable examples of recovery in the oil sector. According to the African Energy Chamber (AEC), a series of sweeping structural reforms combined with a proactive strategy to attract foreign capital has enabled the country to reverse a long-standing production decline and sustainably revive its hydrocarbons industry.

As Senegal undergoes an institutional reshuffle marked by the appointment of a new prime minister and the election of Ousmane…

Twenty‑eight of the appointees are women, a gender balance the Zambian leader said reflects his administration’s commitment to inclusion.

Ramaphosa files legal challenge seeking to overturn a parliament-commissioned report that reopened the possibility of impeachment proceedings against him.

Ministry confirms that technicians resolved the fault that halted ID processing across the country late last year, creating a backlog at major service centres.

The Council of Ministers in Senegal will transition from weekly meetings to a biweekly schedule, a structural shift announced by the Head of State on Wednesday.

In a major re-engineering of its national grid architecture, the Egyptian government has dramatically accelerated its green transition by revising its clean energy timeline.

Senegal’s Directorate General of Public Accounting and the Treasury (DGCPT) announced on Monday, May 18, 2026, the gradual, phased resumption of state payment and revenue collection services following a malicious cyberattack that crippled parts of its digital information infrastructure.

Nigerian President Bola Tinubu says that Nigeria is on course to attract close to $20 billion in foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in 2026 alone.