Egypt seeks a $590 million European loan to support the expansion of the Alexandria Metro.
Egypt is in discussions with European lenders to secure a €500 million ($590 million) facility to finance the next stage […]
Morocco opens 13,000 sq km to gold and copper exploration investors.
Morocco has unveiled a major public bidding round spanning 13,000 square kilometres, marking an intensified effort to draw international capital
The largest Mediterranean gas drilling project is set to begin in Egypt
An extensive offshore exploration programme is scheduled for 2026 as Egypt intensifies efforts to expand Mediterranean gas output and ease
Government plans to revert NIB to BNI as part of security sector reforms.
Authorities plan to revert the National Investigations Bureau (NIB) to the Bureau of National Intelligence (BNI) under the Security and
Côte d’Ivoire moves to review cocoa prices amid global slump, following Ghana’s lead.
Officials in Côte d’Ivoire are evaluating a potential downward revision of cocoa payments to farmers, a move similar to the
Nigeria records $600 million in remittances amid G-24 call for digital payment reforms.
Cross-border digital payments are increasingly being viewed as a core development priority for emerging economies rather than a simple banking
Gold production drives growth in Burkina Faso, unlocking $33 million IMF support.
The International Monetary Fund has released approximately $33.2 million to Burkina Faso following the fourth review of the country’s Extended
Nigeria and South Africa emerge as top players in the $300 billion stablecoin market.
Nigeria and South Africa are emerging as Africa’s frontrunners in stablecoin adoption, with businesses and consumers increasingly using dollar-linked digital
Busha promotes stablecoins as a tool to advance African trade.
Busha, a leading African digital asset exchange and stablecoin infrastructure provider, showcased its growing influence in the continent’s financial ecosystem
Namibian billionaire lands $25 million to accelerate diamond output in Sierra Leone.
Namibian billionaire Quinton van Rooyen has obtained $25 million in funding to boost diamond production in Sierra Leone, expanding his