Africa News Briefs

SA won’t interfere in Zimbabwe’s affairs: minister South Africa shouldn’t get involved in Zimbabwe’s affairs — unless it’s asked to.

SA trumps Nigeria South Africa’s economy regained the position of Africa’s largest in dollar terms more than two years after

ANC takes battering while opposition heads for coalition talks Whatever the final outcome of the 2016 local government elections, the

AUC chair shocked by Burundi assassination Dr Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma has expressed her horror at the assassination of Hasfa Mossi,

28 July 2016 Although Turkey survived the recent coup attempt, the impact of that operation will be felt for a

AU self-funding plan cautiously welcomed The African Union’s decision that all African countries will impose a 0,2 percent levy on

8 July 2016 The short-term implications of Brexit for African economies will be mainly noticeable through market volatility. However, according

Zimbabwe tense amid national shutdown Tensions still remain high as the national shutdown of public services persists in Zimbabwe. The

3 July 2016 Ennahda’s Tenth Congress in May 2016 was a leap of faith into re-endorsing the movement’s historical leadership