Legal challenge is latest blow to Indian conglomerate’s efforts to expand overseas presence
With 150,000 dead and millions displaced, Russia, Iran and the UAE are jockeying for influence.
Death comes amid crackdown in run-up to polls despite president signalling break with hardline policies of past
Transport executive takes to courts to force action against organised crime’s hold on country’s economy
Institution relied on by millions will be put into liquidation unless it receives a government bailout by the end of next month
Pop singer turned opposition leader taken to hospital after being wounded by exploding tear gas canister
Decision against Dozy Mmobuosi by US court comes after civil complaint by SEC against his Nasdaq-listed companies
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Benin is trying to achieve what few countries on the continent have managed: transform its raw materials into finished goods
The Sounion has a cargo of 1mn barrels of crude and is on fire after being attacked by Houthi rebels in Yemen
US firm will give back $14mn in profits after agreement with Department of Justice
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Endeavour Mining had agreed to sell sites to rival last year for $300mn
Meta’s removal of more than 63,000 fake accounts shines a light on how to protect vulnerable people online
Lee White was a conservation visionary for the Gabonese Bongo dynasty — and then found himself forced into exile
Value of 2,492-carat gem could exceed what Lucara paid for De Beers’ share of Botswanan mine where discovery was made
Acquisition sparks criticism of a government many see as detached from struggling citizens
Lucara chief William Lamb says his company’s rare find provides ‘sparkle’ amid market gloom
WHO reviews Niger trial as issue highlights dilemma over threat of ‘superbugs’
Authorities are rushing to contain latest outbreak fuelled by a more dangerous type of the virus
Leading producer says it needs orders to ramp up supply with outbreaks surging in central and east Africa
Judgment is latest arbitration effort by a foreign group alleging that the African nation reneged on an agreement
EU vessels are registering with African fleets and exploiting local fishing laws
Resignation exacerbates leadership crisis for South African city run by eight mayors since 2019
Sub-Saharan nation declares a public holiday after its star athlete beats favourite Noah Lyles to win 200m