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The first international economic conference dedicated to transparency and financial governance in Libya opened this past Saturday in Tripoli. Organized under the auspices of the Libyan Businesswomen’s Organization, the three-day event serves as a groundbreaking platform for institutional, economic, and private sector stakeholders.

Musk claims he was offered opportunities to secure a Starlink licence in South Africa through bribes and by misrepresenting company’s ownership.

Lesotho’s 2026 Housing and Population Census failed to begin nationwide as planned, with counting underway in only four of the country’s 10 districts.

Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu Hassan is instructing government officials to set aside their luxury convoys and travel by bus to curb fuel consumption.

Parliamentarians are discussing a bill that will create the position of a vice president to be appointed directly by the president.

Faye praises milestones achieved by his government since 2024, orders his ministers to speed up implementation of transformation agenda.

The fight against corruption in the Democratic Republic of Congo is gaining fresh momentum following a high-level strategic meeting held in Kinshasa on March 27, 2026.

President Ibrahim Traoré of Burkina Faso has launched a national appeal for “economic patriotism,” urging citizens to prioritize locally produced goods to break the country’s cycle of import dependence.

The Moroccan Economic, Social and Environmental Council (CESE) has issued a formal opinion calling for a comprehensive transformation of the nation’s rural transport model, which is currently hindered by precariousness and territorial inequality.

The case centres on a $21 million South African Police Service medical services tender allegedly fraudulently awarded to a criminal kingpin.