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LONDON, The Nigerian government filed a US$1.1 billion lawsuit against Royal Dutch Shell and Eni in a commercial court here on Thursday in relation to a 2011 oilfield deal. A statement released by the lawyers for the Nigerian government said, It is all...

Efforts to boost global action against climate change are stuttering, as several key nations have objected to a key United Nations-backed report on the impacts of rising temperatures at the COP24 talks in Poland.Many developing nations say they are alr...

The International Fund for Agricultural Development, a United Nations agency, is set to make its first investment in Zimbabwe in several years. The president of IFAD visited Zimbabwe this week and said the agency hopes to revive the country's agricultu...

HARARE-- Cholera cases in Mount Darwin have risen to 191 while deaths have remained at three in the artisanal mining area of Mukaradzi, said Mashonaland Central District medical officer Dr George Mapiye."As of Monday, cholera cases recorded are 191 and...

President Emmerson Mnangagwa hopes to revive Zimbabwe's economy by ensuring that state-owned companies stop using tax dollars.One of those companies is the National Railways of Zimbabwe, which continues to take tax dollars despite several government ca...

TUNIS-- Faced with a general strike across the public sector scheduled for Thursday Nov 22, the newly formed Tunisian cabinet is set to face a challenge from a powerful left-wing labour syndicate that emerged as the largest, and most influential grass ...

The U.S. Treasury Department sanctioned a Russian-born South African citizen Monday, alleging the man helped North Korea evade sanctions to purchase oil.Vladlen Amtchentsev, 49, purportedly helped North Korea obtain fuel oil and gas oil, and worked wit...