Underused Kenyan port becomes key refuge as Hormuz disruption forces rerouting
Since the outbreak of hostilities between Iran and Israel in late February, disruptions at the Strait of Hormuz have unsettled […]
Tomato export ban in Burkina Faso sends shockwaves across West African markets
Burkina Faso has imposed an immediate halt on all fresh tomato exports in a bid to support local processing industries
Egypt strengthens action against gold smuggling amid Sudan war impact
Egypt’s armed forces have stepped up operations targeting illegal gold mining near its southern frontier with Sudan, fueling fears that
Nigeria records sharp fuel price spike as Iran tensions shake oil markets
Nigeria is now ranked among the countries most affected by the global surge in fuel prices sparked by rising tensions
Italy supports Ethiopia’s debt restructuring, paving way for $3.5 billion relief effort
Ethiopia has reached a debt restructuring deal with Italy, marking a new step in efforts to stabilise its finances and
Madagascar’s acting leadership expands partnership with Russia
Following the military-led overthrow of Madagascar’s previous government in October last year, the country’s interim leadership is expanding ties with
Gas prices jump 25% following attacks on Qatar facility
Oil and gas prices surged sharply after attacks targeted energy infrastructure in the Middle East, including Qatar’s main gas facility.
Ghana encounters tomato shortage after Burkina Faso halts exports
Burkina Faso has halted the export of fresh tomatoes, a move likely to worsen supply shortages in Ghana. In a
Nigerian VP assures citizens of full peace after deadly Maiduguri blasts
Nigeria’s Vice President Kashim Shettima visited Maiduguri on Wednesday, vowing to restore “full peace” after a triple suicide bombing claimed
Nigeria’s military chief travels to Maiduguri after deadly suicide attacks
Nigeria’s top military officials visited Maiduguri on Wednesday following one of the deadliest attacks in the Borno state capital in