African governments
Coverage of African governments in the Nexus archive.
- South Africa seeks reimbursement from African countries for migrant repatriations
South Africa is seeking financial reimbursement from several African governments. The request pertains to the cost incurred by repatriating over 80,000 immigrants.
- South Africa: Ramaphosa Warns Protesters Against Violence Before Anti-Migrant Demonstrations
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa warned protesters against violence during planned nationwide anti-migrant demonstrations. Several African governments are evacuating citizens amid fears of escalating xenophobic violence.
- South Africa braces for wave of anti-migrant violence
South Africa is preparing for potential anti-migrant violence after an anti-immigrant group set a deadline for undocumented migrants to leave, leading to three deaths and attacks on migrants. Police and businesses are collaborating to maintain stability, while other African nations assist in repatriating citizens.
- Who profits from Africa’s gold?
African governments aim to increase control over gold resources, but a significant portion of the gold's value remains exported. The article highlights the challenge of retaining economic benefits within the continent.
- Africa: As Aid Shrinks, Africa Looks Inward to Finance Development
African governments are exploring new methods to finance development as aid budgets shrink and donor priorities shift. Strategies include mobilizing pension funds, attracting private investment, and strengthening regional partnerships.
- African governments need to take urgent action on fertiliser shortages
Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz have slowed fertilizer shipments, risking harvests. African governments are urged to take urgent action to address the shortage.