Ethiopia introduces fuel subsidies amid oil market turmoil caused by Middle East conflict.
Ethiopia’s government has introduced emergency fuel subsidies aimed at protecting households and businesses from the sharp rise in global oil […]
Ethiopia’s government has introduced emergency fuel subsidies aimed at protecting households and businesses from the sharp rise in global oil […]
Somalia has issued a stern warning that its territory must not be used for foreign military operations following reports that
John Abdulai Jinapor, Ghana’s Minister for Energy and Green Transition, has revealed that the government has secured $6 million of
Senegal’s Prime Minister, Ousmane Sonko, has initiated one of the nation’s most assertive resource sector reforms, labeling the BP-operated Greater
Sinomine Resource Group, a Chinese mining and resource development firm, is seeking to restart operations in Zimbabwe, the continent’s top
Kenya is considering extending a colonial-era railway to reach its north-western oil fields, establishing a route to export crude to
A soldier from Senegal was killed and six others injured in the Casamance area during an operation targeting cannabis plantations
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Funding from the European Union for Rwanda troops stationed in Mozambique to counter an Islamic State-linked insurgency is scheduled to
Burundi has entered into two new mining agreements with companies from the United States as Washington increases its economic involvement