Kenya suspends fuel standards temporarily amid Iran war-related shortages.
Kenya has announced a temporary suspension of fuel quality standards as it moves to address shortages triggered by conflict in […]
Ugandans criticise the “Sovereignty Bill,” saying it resembles Russia’s foreign agents law.
Rights organisations, media professionals and business groups have strongly condemned a proposed law in Uganda, accusing it of echoing Russia’s
UAE’s African Rail plans to secure $170 million for rail expansion in South Africa.
African Rail Co. is seeking to raise roughly $170 million within the year to scale up its South African operations,
Europe and Africa may be joined by major subsea tunnels valued at €800m and €20bn as maritime concerns grow.
Europe and Africa are weighing two large underwater tunnel projects valued at €800 million and up to €20 billion as
Trump signals plans to scrap whisky tariffs following the King’s visit.
US President Donald Trump has announced that he will abolish all tariffs and restrictions on whisky imports as a gesture
Energy Minister assures complete power restoration following Akosombo fire incident.
John Abdulai Jinapor, Minister for Energy and Green Transition, has confirmed that electricity supply across the country has been fully
South Africa leads Africa in exporting to China under a zero-tariff scheme.
A new chapter in China–Africa commerce has officially opened as South African apples become the first shipment to enter China
Foreign gold miners remain in Mali, some funding their own security as conflict persists.
Mining activity in Mali’s gold sector is continuing even as conflict intensifies, with several foreign operators sustaining output and, in
US places Nigeria on watchlist, warns of cutting half of its aid under new bill.
A new foreign aid bill cleared by the US House Appropriations Committee introduces tighter conditions on support to Nigeria, reflecting
Asia and Europe reroute ships around Africa, avoiding Suez amid Middle East tensions.
An increasing number of international shipping lines are steering clear of the Suez Canal and the Red Sea, choosing the