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South African biotech company to develop first African-owned Covid-19 vaccine

A year after the creation of the mRNA Vaccine Technology Transfer Hub, a South African biotech company has teamed up with a Belgium-based firm to develop an African Covid-19 vaccine..

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President Weah Meets Visiting UAE Delegation Exploring Food Security Initiatives

The President of the Republic, H.E. Dr George Manneh Weah, Tuesday, June 21, 2022, welcomed a United Arab Emirates (UAE) government delegation to Liberia and praised the people of that.

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Malawi President Strips VP’s Power After Corruption Allegations

Malawi President Lazarus Chakwera has suspended the powers of Vice President Saulos Chilima after the country’s Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) accused Chilima of accepting kickbacks in return for government contracts. The.

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Russia seeks new fuel markets in Africa, Middle East as Europe turns away

Russia is increasing gasoline and naphtha supplies to Africa and the Middle East as it struggles to sell fuel in Europe, while Asia is already taking bigger volumes of Russian.

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Africa’s Youth O-Clock: Leading from the front

By Omowumi Odesomi For a very long time, youths in Africa lived under the popular saying of being the leaders of tomorrow, a tomorrow that seems to forever remain elusive.

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Afreximbank to Double Support for Intra-African Trade

Afreximbank is to double its support to Intra-African trade and investments in the next five years, Mrs Kanayo Awani, Managing Director, Intra-African Trade Initiative, Afreximbank has said. She said over.

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Morocco’s Central Bank Maintains Accommodative Policy To Promote Growth

Morocco’s central bank kept its key interest rate unchanged at an all-time low of 1.5%, in a sign that it is more concerned about promoting growth than curbing high inflation.

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South Africa Mulls Lifting Covid-19 Restrictions

South Africa is considering lifting the remaining Covid-19 regulations as daily new cases remain low. A sharp decline in hospitalization and deaths has left the country wanting to lift all.

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