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The Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Kristalina Georgieva, says Artificial Intelligence (AI) can affect about 40 per cent of jobs globally, urging governments to prepare workers for the changing labour market.

The World Bank President, Ajay Banga, says the World Bank Group is prioritising job creation and productivity with Artificial Intelligence (AI) to expand economic opportunities in developing countries.

South Africa’s deputy police chief Shadrack Sibiya resigned on Monday shortly after a disciplinary hearing against him began.

Joseph Kabila has launched a new political and military coalition that includes the M23 rebel group and other opponents of President Félix Tshisekedi.

The Egyptian and French armed forces have launched a joint air exercise dubbed “Amon-2026,” the Egyptian military spokesman announced on…

Nigeria’s mining sector is preparing for a defining investment moment on Tuesday, October 13 as Nigeria Mining Week 2026 is expected to host the announcement and signing of a major mining transaction before government leaders, mining executives, investors, financiers, chambers of mines, international institutions and technical partners.

Angola’s Caneiro elected chairperson of Airlines Association of Southern Africa, taking the helm at a time airlines are pushing for improved connectivity.

Africa’s evolving security landscape demands adaptive military capabilities, stronger regional cooperation and coordinated responses to threats that extend beyond conventional warfare.

South Africa seeks judicial guidance on implementing a Constitutional Court ruling on asylum seekers amid fresh wave of anti-immigration protests.

Botswana moves to expand its citrus exports to China by concluding pacts that will allow its produce to benefit from Beijing’s zero-tariff regime for Africa.