SA has vowed to seize the moment to shape the agenda, influencing a paradigm shift whereby G20 countries will be required to situate inequalities at the heart of economic policy making.
Police in Bloemfontein, in South Africa’s (SA) Free State province, have arrested six foreign nationals and confiscated thousands of counterfeit goods during a two-day raid targeting illegal trade operations.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved the disbursement of over $448 million to Tanzania following the successful completion of reviews under two financing arrangements.
The government of Botswana and business person Bridgette Motsepe have reached a court settlement, concluding a protracted litigation over allegations made against her in what is now known as the “Butterfly case”.
Egypt has begun shutting down some local wheat collection centres ahead of schedule, signalling that the harvest is nearing its end with purchases falling short of the government's target, according to a supply ministry document seen by Reuters.
Intel's top Strategy Executive, Safroadu Yeboah-Amankwah, is departing the company, the latest change since Lip-Bu Tan took the chipmaker's helm in March, two people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
When Paris St Germain meet Inter Miami in the Club World Cup last 16, it will mark a rare reunion of European football greats, all layered with old loyalties, recent regrets and the chance for Lionel Messi to settle a score.
FC Barcelona said this Friday it was selling 424 million Euros ($498 million) in bonds as part of a deal to restructure the debt it contracted for its Camp Nou stadium renovation that allows it to postpone the first repayment to 2033 from 2028.