China imports initial 200,000 tonnes from Africa’s largest untapped iron ore site.
Guinea’s long-delayed Simandou project has taken a major step forward, as China receives its first fully integrated iron ore shipment
Botswana moves for 30% stake in $6bn Angola refinery as Strait of Hormuz tensions rise.
Rising tensions around the Strait of Hormuz are pushing Botswana to pursue a stake in a multi-billion-dollar refinery project in
Global shipping shifts away from the Middle East, putting pressure on Africa’s busiest port.
Morocco’s Tanger Med, the largest container port in Africa, is getting ready for a potential rise in vessel traffic as
Fuel shortages hit over 140 stations in South Africa amid global oil tensions.
South Africa’s fuel sector is under increasing strain, with more than 140 filling stations struggling to meet demand ahead of
ACFTA Fest 2026 unites Africa’s youth, innovation and culture in Abuja
It was the maiden edition of ACFTA Fest 2026 — a landmark three-day Pan-African celebration bringing together the continent’s vibrant
Ghana signs 11th bilateral debt restructuring deal with EXIM India
Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson has announced that Ghana has signed its 11th bilateral debt restructuring agreement, this time
Ghana to introduce Loans Act for accountable borrowing
Ghana is set to introduce a new Loans Act to regulate the use of borrowed funds, ensuring that every loan
Strait of Hormuz set to reopen under UK and France-led 30-nation coalition, offering relief to African economies
A coalition spearheaded by the United Kingdom and France, along with nearly 30 other nations, is stepping up efforts to
Sisi: Only Trump can end the conflict, warns of oil prices soaring above $200
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on Monday appealed directly to U.S. President Donald Trump, urging him to intervene and end
Spain bans U.S. planes engaged in Iran conflict from its airspace, says defence minister
Spain has barred U.S. aircraft involved in attacks on Iran from using its airspace, marking a stricter stance than its