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Mugabe to face Zimbabwe parliament on May 23

Former President of Zimbabwe is expected to face Zimbabwe parliament’s committee probing his claim that some diamond revenues were stolen during his tenure.

South Africa agrees improved wage deal with workers

The South African government has agreed a three-year wage deal with public sector unions, granting modest salary increases only slightly above inflation in an attempt to tame its large budget deficit.

Over 200 die from Listeria outbreak in South Africa

More than 200 people have been confirmed to have died in South Africa from Listeria which is a food-borne disease.

Dangote Ethiopian manager killed by gunmen

Gunmen have killed the Ethiopian director of Dangote, a leading cement manufacturing company in Africa.

Cape Town explosion kills one, several injured

An explosion at a distribution warehouse belonging to Shoprite has killed one persons and left several people injured.

SA bus drivers end strike after wage deal

South African bus drivers have reached a deal with the government over their wage demands and decided to end their ongoing strike.

China commends Trump over Chinese jobs at ZTE

China has welcomed a pledge from Donald Trump to help save ZTE, one of China's biggest telecoms companies.

Ghana sells $2 bln Eurobonds at issuer-favoured yield

Ghana sold $2 billion worth of dual-tranche Eurobonds with 10- and 30-year maturities on Thursday and it will pay issuer-desired yields, government and transaction sources said.

Ghana: Uber rejects commission charge plea from drivers

US based technology company, Uber has rejected plea from drivers working under it in Ghana to reduce commission charges on their trips.

Zimbabwe: Mining company to sell town to pay debt

A mining company in Zimbabwe riddled with rising debt and unable to pay its workers' salaries dating back to five years is now considering selling the mining town it operates to settle its debts.

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