President Jacob Zuma sends the FICA bill back to Parliament, saying it might not be constitutional.
In Zimbabwe, President Robert Mugabe is printing a new currency that jeopardises not just the economy but his own long grip on power.
With crude less than half its price of two years ago, oil producer Angola appears to be grinding to a halt.
New CEO of Angola’s state oil firm outlines plans for transparency and efficiency in an exclusive interview.
When Barclays bought Absa in 2005, the deal was trumpeted as a vote of confidence in Africa's future. Now that the British bank has put the “For Sale'’ sign above ...
Slump in commodity prices pegs back African growth to its weakest in six years - and the situation could become worse.
Eighty percent of sub-Saharan Africa’s 800 million people should have access to cellphones by the end of the decade, double the current rate, although government ...
The African National Congress policy conference was billed as the final nail in the coffin for a drive to nationalise mines. But the corpse is alive and well.