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The government is encouraging citizens to convert their vehicles to run on compressed natural gas
Ruling overturns previous judgment and sets precedent for victims of colonial rule
African allies concerned incoming Trump administration will take stronger line on trade and security ‘reciprocity’
Likely withdrawal of troops marks further retrenchment of French role in fighting Islamist insurgents in Sahel
Russian state company’s 41% stake was sold to an Omani-backed investment fund Maaden
Nuanced documentary interrogates the lopsided power dynamic between the players
Focus of controversy is British efforts to secure key US military base
Kenya’s reversal of support for airport project underlines global ramifications of US indictment
Africa leads decline but cases must fall faster to meet target of ending designation of Aids as public health threat by 2030
Fatalities have surged since dictatorships took power and turned to Russian mercenaries for help
Ed Sheeran is right — the Christmas classic is painfully out of step with reality, much to the detriment of the continent
Financing delays blamed on protests will not derail crude project, says minister at COP climate summit
Legislative elections set to give President Bassirou Diomaye Faye strong mandate to pursue ambitious reforms
Resolute Mining says it is working to release three executives from detention
Court seeks to halt blockade on abandoned Stilfontein mine over concerns that hundreds hidden underground are at risk
Africa’s richest man in talks with international banks for funds as he sets sights on ending country’s reliance on imports
Energy minister Tom Alweendo eyes economic boon as population grows restive ahead of elections
Buy a floating piece of history
The 1961 assassination of Patrice Lumumba is at the core of a fiercely intelligent, freewheeling documentary
Company’s stock drops 10 per cent in London where it is still trading
Resolute Mining chief and colleagues held as junta want greater share of gold producers’ profits
Resolute Mining says Terence Holohan and other executives were in Bamako to discuss claims made against company
Fragile states worry they may have to wait years before receiving assistance
Civil war creeps closer to an archaeological site with more pyramids than the whole of Egypt
Critics say ruling party is creating a false narrative to justify its heavy crackdown following disputed elections
President abandons plan after parliament rejects his emergency decree
President’s leadership has been marred by dysfunction, culminating in ill-fated decision to impose martial law
Markets fall as lawmakers and the head of state wrestle for control
Beijing bans export of materials used in semiconductors and batteries
Taint of latest scandal overshadows bank’s growing earnings and could have long-lasting consequences
Former wealth management staff arrested after allegedly setting customers’ house on fire
Plus, China’s ‘Japanification’
Three challenges shaping the future of AI chips
Long jail sentence for 82-year-old former oil trader is sign of ‘zero tolerance’ for fraud
Charges against Indian tycoon follow a troubled government effort to boost renewable power
Parting measures by Biden administration aim to slow Beijing’s development of artificial intelligence with military applications
Fashion retailer is concerned founder’s remarks on Xinjiang cotton could trigger boycott and hit more than 1,000 outlets
Smaller lenders pile into 10-year debt as they seek secure assets
A rebalanced global economy would be welcome, but not for stocks
And the US consumer market is now the world’s richest chip
Company already has joint venture with China’s SAIC in world’s third-largest car market
Sellers from China, Canada and Mexico rush to get goods into the US before levies rise
First remarks by Indian billionaire after indictment by federal prosecutors
From kimchi to K-pop and ‘Squid Game’, the country’s cultural exports are drawing a surge of visitors
Deflation fuels ‘inexorable’ slide in China’s long-term sovereign bond yields below Japan’s for the first time
Japanese currency’s rally makes it one of the best performing among G10 group this week
Do the billionaire’s longstanding ties to Beijing represent a diplomatic opportunity or a clash of political and business interests?
Plus, Hong Kong draws up potential crypto tax breaks for the super-rich and Goldman Sachs switches teams in UK takeover bid
Philippines’ president and vice-president feud over China and misuse of funds
Watami chief says he is changing direction from ‘izakayas’ after buying Subway in the country