Ghana, Japan launch $1.5m projects to advance peace, AI, and health innovation
Ghana and Japan have deepened its development cooperation with the launch of three major initiatives targeting peacebuilding, digital transformation, and
Julius Malema receives five-year prison sentence in South Africa.
Julius Malema, aged 45, has received a five-year prison sentence after being convicted of unlawfully possessing a firearm and discharging
Fuel prices increase in Kenya as supply pressures intensify.
Fuel prices in Kenya have been increased following a new adjustment announced on Tuesday by the country’s energy regulator. The
Court clears Motsepe’s ARC in $195m lawsuit connected to Tanzanian graphite project.
The Gauteng High Court has ruled that African Rainbow Capital (ARC), linked to billionaire Patrice Motsepe, cannot be held responsible
India suffers setback in Zambia mineral negotiations as cobalt and copper talks stall.
Negotiations between India and Zambia over access to strategic mineral resources have hit a roadblock, reportedly due to Zambia’s failure
Nigerian airlines face possible disruptions as US–Iran conflict strains aviation fuel supply chains.
Nigeria’s domestic aviation sector is moving closer to a possible suspension of operations as airlines struggle with a steep and
China posts stronger-than-anticipated economic growth despite global shock from Iran war.
In the first quarter of the year, China recorded stronger-than-expected economic growth, even as global markets absorbed shocks linked to
Japan commits $10bn support for Asian nations amid oil crisis.
A $10 billion support package has been pledged by Japan to assist neighbouring Asian nations in securing energy supplies, particularly
Trafigura signs $1bn oil-backed financing deal with Gabon in new Africa push.
A $1 billion oil-linked financing arrangement has been concluded between global commodities trader Trafigura and Gabon, providing the West African
Canadian mining firm expands into Mauritania as major gold mine output drops.
In a move to diversify its gold sector, Mauritania has granted five gold exploration licences to Montage Gold, as the