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Moody's say they expect the West African Economic and Monetary Union to grow by 5.4 per cent this year.

A joint report by Appsflyer and Google shows that African mobile app market showed strong growth, with overall installs increasing by 41per cent.

Moody's say they expect the West African Economic and Monetary Union to grow by 5.4 per cent this year.

When widespread protests broke out in Cuba Sunday, hundreds of Cuban Americans in Miami's Little Havana neighborhood took to the streets in support. Those street demonstrations in Miami have continued. Liliya Anisimova has the story, narrated by Anna Rice.

Fitch Ratings said that governance is a "weakness" for the United States, specifically citing the January 6 insurrection and ongoing efforts to curb voting rights in dozens of states. CNN's Matt Egan reports.

CNN's John Avlon examines the long history of anti-vaccine rhetoric as coronavirus vaccines continue to be administered across America.

Former President George W. Bush, whose administration first sent US troops to invade Afghanistan in 2001, says it breaks his heart that the Biden administration decided to withdraw US troops from Afghanistan because he fears what will happen to the people left behind in the country.

Nigeria is set to receive about 8 million additional COVID-19 vaccines by the end of August.

Aigle (Switzerland) (AFP) – After having to leave Afghanistan where she was attacked for cycling, Masomah Ali Zada is now heading for the Tokyo Olympics where she will be part of the refugee team, a source of "pride" for her.

Fertilizer prices at the international market are expected to remain higher for the rest of 2021, and that has already seen a hike in Rwanda.

The Taliban has denied executing unarmed commandos on June 16 in the town of Dawlat Abad, following a CNN report with video evidence and eyewitness testimony. CNN's Anna Coren reports from Kabul, Afghanistan.

Wellington (AFP) – An orca calf that was beached and separated from its mother is cared for by conservationists as the search begins for the baby's mother. Named Toa — Maori for 'warrior' — the 2.5 metre (eight foot) orca is unweaned and unable to survive alone in the ocean.