Africa Intelligence Brief for Thursday: the same week Africa staged its biggest-ever share sale, a London court cleared Nigeria's former oil minister and Zimbabwe's top court eased the path to extend a president's rule. Commerce binds the continent; politics divides it.
This week Africa staged its biggest-ever share sale. This week its courts told a harder story about power and the law.
A landmark acquittal in London and a court ruling in Harare laid bare a deep tension. Commerce binds the continent, but politics keeps dividing it.
Today’s Africa Intelligence Brief covers the continent’s finance, economy, and politics. We pulled it together from English, French, Arabic, Portuguese, Swahili, and Afrikaans sources.
Nigeria — A Minister Cleared
The Verdict
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