More: Africa
Unrest in Burundi
In Bujumbura, which is the capital of the east Africa country of Burundi, residents woke up on Saturday 12th December to at least 39...
Africa Could Reverse Trade Imbalance With Russia
African leaders, export trade organizations and corporate businesses have an extraordinary opportunity to design a well-timed strategy to take advantage of the growing market...
The Quiet Death of Lonmin
Their souls are silent now. Shot execution style. Flowers do not grow on abnormality. At first, I saw them everywhere. They...
Russia: Attempting a Bridge to Africa
While Russia's interest in the sub-Saharan Africa is nothing new, Russian authorities have realized that it’s time to move back primarily to reclaim its...
Russia: Time to Finance Infrastructure and Investment Projects in Africa
Over the past few years, Russian companies have shown an increasing interest towards investment and preparedness to compete with other foreign players in Africa,...
Russia: Facilitating Trade with Africa
Interview with Maxim Chereshnev Russian Export and Investment Fair (REIF) to be held on 19-20 November 2015, for the first time, will gather high...
Nuclear Power Supports Growing Development
In August 2014, Viktor Polikarpov was appointed as the Regional Vice -President of Rosatom International Network. His key responsibilities include overseeing, implementing and managing...
Zimbabwe and Belarus Strengthen Business Ties
It was, indeed, one more step for Zimbabwe to break all barriers that have impeded progress in its economic diplomacy and to seek an...
Burundi: Storm Warning
The United Nations Human Rights Council ended its session on Friday, 3 July, and called attention to two new country situations which require strong...
Forced to see things no child should see – exploitation and usage of child soldiers
Between 250.000 and 300.000 is estimated number of child soldiers in the past year based on United Nations (UN) report from June this year....