Algeria invites new energy bids while Middle East tensions shake global markets
On Sunday, Algeria issued a new international tender inviting bids for hydrocarbon exploration and production rights, as it seeks to […]
Burkina Faso moves to acquire $607m state cotton company amid gold sector reforms
Burkina Faso is widening its state-led economic strategy beyond mining into agriculture, with authorities moving to fully nationalise Société burkinabè
Nigeria exports 55.39m barrels amid crude shortages for Dangote refinery
Nigeria recorded crude oil exports of 55.39 million barrels within the first two months of 2026, reflecting a growing gap
Ghana strengthens Spain ties to boost tomato production and reduce imports
Ghana is advancing a new investment drive with Spain to boost agro-industrial development, placing strong emphasis on tomato cultivation and
Ghana surpasses $3bn in exports as cocoa processing boosts industry
Efforts to strengthen industrial capacity and climb the value chain paid off for Ghana in 2025, as non-traditional exports recorded
Namibia allocates $2.3m to boost rural internet, sets 90% coverage goal by 2030
Namibia is investing approximately $2.3 million to improve telecommunications access in rural communities, as the government works to reduce the
Malaysia deepens Namibia partnership on trade and energy
Malaysia is moving to deepen its economic and diplomatic ties with Namibia as the southern African country’s Minister of International
Ghana’s economic rebound receives IMF vote of confidence
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has adopted a more positive outlook on Ghana’s economic trajectory, indicating that the recent improvements
Ato Forson insists economic rebound stems from reforms rather than cosmetic progress
Ghana’s Finance Minister, Dr Cassiel Ato Forson, has told global investors that the country’s economic rebound is driven by deep
NPRA refutes claim of GH¢8 million spent on US training programmes
The National Pensions Regulatory Authority (NPRA) has rejected claims made by the Minority in Parliament that it spent over GH¢8