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Sudan's warring generals near deal allowing crucial aid to flow - Vimarsana News

Sudan's warring generals near deal allowing crucial aid to flow

Sudan’s warring generals are close to signing a joint declaration that would allow for humanitarian access to the nation’s capital, with African Union troops potentially being deployed to secure the airport, senior AU and United Nations officials said.

Meet the contenders vying to become Kenyan central bank governor - Vimarsana News

Meet the contenders vying to become Kenyan central bank governor

Six candidates are vying to succeed Patrick Njoroge as the governor of Kenya’s central bank, a changeover that comes as the East African nation contends with stubbornly high inflation and a depreciating currency.

Germany, Kenya boost partnership on climate and green energy - Vimarsana News

Germany, Kenya boost partnership on climate and green energy

Germany and Kenya pledged to strengthen cooperation on climate protection, green energy and the exchange of workers after talks between Chancellor Olaf Scholz and President William Ruto in Nairobi.

Rand at record low on fears Russia row will hit US trade ties - Vimarsana News

Rand at record low on fears Russia row will hit US trade ties

The rand slumped to its weakest level on record against the dollar and government bond yields soared as a diplomatic row between South Africa and the US simmered, putting trade of as much as R400bn at risk.

Blackouts fuel pandemic-like rout, rand hits three-year low - Vimarsana News

Blackouts fuel pandemic-like rout, rand hits three-year low

The rand weakened to its worst level in three years and yields on local-currency bonds rose as concerns about South Africa’s continuing energy shortage and deteriorating economic outlook intensify among investors.