Tarkwa receives 30 heavy-duty equipment from E&P to support mining activities.
In a bid to enhance productivity and increase operational capacity, indigenous mining company Engineers and Planners Co. Ltd. has transported […]
Ghana lost GH¢1.47 billion due to strikes in 2024, according to the FWSC.
GHC1.47 billion was lost by Ghana to industrial actions in 2024, with a further GHC635 million recorded in 2025, according
Presidential directive in Madagascar requires polygraphs for prospective ministers
Madagascar’s military leader, President Michael Randrianirina, announced Thursday that anyone applying to become a minister in the new government will
Energy ministers from Nigeria and four African nations visit US over electricity challenges
A group of senior energy officials from Benin, Cabo Verde, Côte d’Ivoire, Nigeria, and Senegal is scheduled to visit the
Botswana seeks alternatives as $3.7 billion diamond loss hits economy
Botswana, widely regarded as Africa’s leading diamond producer, is now grappling with fresh economic pressures as the ongoing slump in
Vehicle imports cost Mozambique $1 million per day despite economic constraints
Mozambique, a low-income yet resource-endowed country in southern Africa, imported vehicles averaging around $1 million per day between January and
Africa’s third-largest oil producer pushes forward 4,100km Trans-Sahara gas pipeline to Europe
Algeria has dispatched a team from its national oil and gas company, Sonatrach, to Niger to supervise the long-postponed Trans-Sahara
Vincent Bolloré to answer charges in African ports bribery case
French businessman Vincent Bolloré is set to appear before the Paris criminal court in December in the high-profile “African ports”
Zimbabwe’s opposition challenges government over proposed constitutional reforms
Despite facing physical assaults and intimidation, a coalition of opposition groups in Zimbabwe continues to resist a proposed constitutional amendment
Dangote Refinery becomes key supplier as African fuel markets tighten due to war
Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote’s refinery is experiencing a significant increase in inquiries as African governments rush to secure fuel amid