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Zimbabwe vows bold economic turnaround despite surging prices

Zimbabwe vows bold economic turnaround despite surging prices
23 January 2019 / Simon Robinson, Reuters
Hopes to bring inflation under 10% from 42% now.
Nigeria to recommend 27 000 naira minimum wage to lawmakers -labour minister

Nigeria to recommend 27 000 naira minimum wage to lawmakers -labour minister

Felix Onuah, Reuters / 22 January 2019
Disagreements over the minimum wage saw labour unions striking across Nigeria in September.
Zimbabwe’s Ncube wows to press on with reforms drawing protests

Zimbabwe’s Ncube wows to press on with reforms drawing protests

Haslinda Amin and Brian Latham, Bloomberg / 22 January 2019
Protesters poured onto the streets of Harare, and other cities after the government more than doubled fuel prices to the highest in the world.
Uganda deports French, Rwandan MTN execs citing national security – police

Uganda deports French, Rwandan MTN execs citing national security – police

Elias Biryabarema, Reuters / 22 January 2019
The executives are being accused of planning to compromise national security, police said.
Ramaphosa calls for lifting of sanctions on Zimbabwe

Ramaphosa calls for lifting of sanctions on Zimbabwe

Tom Miles, Reuters / 22 January 2019
Ramaphosa says government is in discussions with Harare to find ways to help it.
Zimbabwe will investigate misconduct by security forces over protests – Mnangagwa

Zimbabwe will investigate misconduct by security forces over protests – Mnangagwa

Alexander Winning, Reuters / 22 January 2019
'Chaos and insubordination will not be tolerated.'
Zimbabwe’s Econet Wireless says restores all internet and social media

Zimbabwe’s Econet Wireless says restores all internet and social media

Reuters / 21 January 2019
Following an illegal cut to services instituted by the government.
SA says it declined Zimbabwe $1.2bn loan request

SA says it declined Zimbabwe $1.2bn loan request

Felix Njini, Bloomberg / 21 January 2019
'South Africa doesn’t have the money to provide that kind of assistance.'
Congo political crisis deepens as top court rejects vote challenge

Congo political crisis deepens as top court rejects vote challenge

Giulia Paravicini and Stanis Bujakera, Reuters / 21 January 2019
Monitors have raised doubts about poll.
Zimbabwe’s Mnangagwa skips Davos

Zimbabwe’s Mnangagwa skips Davos

Brian Latham and Antony Sguazzin, Bloomberg / 21 January 2019
Heads home after fuel protests.
Zimbabwe government crackdown a foretaste of things to come -president’s spokesman

Zimbabwe government crackdown a foretaste of things to come -president’s spokesman

Reuters / 20 January 2019
As social media sites remain shut.
Death toll from Zimbabwe protests rises to 12, rights body says

Death toll from Zimbabwe protests rises to 12, rights body says

Brian Latham and Desmond Kumbuka, Bloomberg / 20 January 2019
At least 78 people have been treated for gunshot wounds.
Al-Qaeda’s disciples still a threat to African business hub

Al-Qaeda’s disciples still a threat to African business hub

Samuel Gebre, Bloomberg / 19 January 2019
Al-Shabaab kills 21 in attack in Kenyan capital, Nairobi.
African Union cites ‘serious doubts’ over Congo election

African Union cites ‘serious doubts’ over Congo election

Aaron Maasho and Giulia Paravicini, Reuters / 18 January 2019
Urges delay to final Congo election result.
Zimbabwe doctors’ group says 68 treated for gunshot wounds after protests

Zimbabwe doctors’ group says 68 treated for gunshot wounds after protests

UPDATE
MacDonald Dzirutwe, Reuters / 17 January 2019
Violent protests broke out this week over a steep rise in the price of fuel.

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