Atul Gupta and brother Rajesh, the alleged masterminds of state capture during Zuma's presidency who were arrested in Dubai on 2 June, are to be extradited to South Africa but Pretoria is not being very cooperative as the focus shifts to the upcoming ANC conference.
Put on alert by the turn of events in the Central African Republic and Mali, Western powers are worried about a potential rapprochement between the DRC and Russia and are hoping the UN will at least continue to enforce its arms embargo in the country.
A minority shareholder in a Monaco Resources Group subsidiary in the DRC has accused the trading and logistics firm of including unaudited and uncertified figures in its accounts.
After more than four months of tough negotiations, the Chadian junta and the main political and rebel groups are set to agree on a joint text. This is a prelude to the holding of the planned "inclusive dialogue", the outcome of which remains uncertain.
Alors qu'un premier navire patrouilleur OPV 58S doit être livré au Sénégal début 2023, les équipes commerciales du chantier naval breton Piriou et de sa filiale Kership s'activent à faire d'une pierre deux coups.
Ces dernières semaines, la question sensible de l'appartenance du Burkina Faso au cadre de coopération sécuritaire et de développement du G5 Sahel a été abordée durant au moins trois conseil des ministres.
Kenya's coffee sector, once the flagship of national agriculture, is in trouble. The president's plans to reform it have been undermined by tension between the agriculture ministry, the senate and the national assembly, and will probably not happen before he leaves office.
European investors have never warmed to the Uganda-Tanzania oil pipeline project, but South African Standard Bank is signing on.
A subsidiary of Angola's national oil company Sonangol, the telecom provider MSTelcom is hoping to offer its services to mining groups active in the province of Lunda Norte.
Through an exceptional call for tenders involving 825,000 tonnes of wheat, Cairo has secured its supplies until mid-October. Of the 14 ships ordered by GASC, the authority in charge of purchasing cereals, six are French.
UN representative Stephanie Williams' departure has been set in motion, and now it is US ambassador Richard Norland's turn to pack his bags, with his French counterpart Béatrice Le Fraper du Hellen to follow hot on his heels.
