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U.N. says Libya sides reach ceasefire deal, critiques urge cautious optimism
TRIPOLI, (The Southern African Times) – Libya’s warring sides signed an agreement for a permanent ceasefire in all areas of…
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Debate Takeaways: Round 2 highlights policy over petulance
WASHINGTON (The Southern African Times) — President Donald Trump and Democratic challenger Joe Biden met for the second and last…
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Nigerian president leaves protest shootings out of speech
LAGOS, (The Southern African Times) — Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari spoke to the nation about the unrest that has gripped…
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WHO Africa: New rapid tests a ‘game changer’ against COVID
GENEVA (The Southern African Times) — Health officials in Africa say the rollout of rapid diagnostic tests for COVID-19 could…
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Zambia adjourns creditor meetings to defer Eurobond payments
LUSAKA, (The Southern African Times) – Zambia’s government said on Tuesday it had adjourned meetings with creditors on a proposal…
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South Africa’s Eskom aims for steady improvement in plant performance
JOHANNESBURG,(The Southern African Times) – South African state power utility Eskom is aiming for a steady improvement in its plant…
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African leaders question US position on China at investment event
WASHINGTON, (The Southern African Times) – At an investment conference Friday aimed at building partnerships and increasing investment in Africa,…
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Meet the Investor: Ceasar Nyagah, Partech Africa
LONDON, (The Southern African Times) – “The African startup ecosystem is now mainstream, and venture capital is on its way…
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Africa Unites its Diverse and Rapidly Growing Space Industry
BULAWAYO, (The Southern African Times) – Africa’s space community leaders want the rest of the world to stop referring to…
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Anglo stands ready to defend itself in lawsuit over lead poisoning in Zambia
CAPE TOWN, (The Southern African Times) – Anglo American South Africa has noted a class action lawsuit filed against it…
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