Ghana’s reference rate drops to 10.03%, signaling lower borrowing costs ahead.
A slight drop in the Ghana Reference Rate (GRR) to 10.03% for May 2026 has been confirmed by the Ghana […]
Mozambique plans to join Africa’s mining boom with a 15% state stake and export restrictions.
Mozambique is seeking greater authority over its extensive mineral resources, putting forward major changes that would give the government at
ADES of Saudi Arabia boosts Africa presence with $92.7m Seplat offshore deal
ADES International Holding has won a $92.7 million offshore drilling contract in Nigeria with Seplat Energy Producing Nigeria Unlimited, strengthening
UK imposes sanctions on 35 individuals and entities tied to Africa-linked recruitment for Russia’s drone war
The United Kingdom has announced fresh sanctions against 35 individuals and organisations accused of backing Russia’s drone production sector and
Kenya’s William Ruto responds to Tanzania’s complaint over refinery talks exclusion
Following remarks from Samia Suluhu Hassan over alleged lack of consultation on a proposed oil refinery in Tanzania, Kenyan President
Zambia says US health funding talks stalled over minerals, data terms
After a months-long impasse, Zambia has detailed the reasons why discussions on a United States health funding deal have reached
Nigeria moves to return nationals from South Africa following calls for closure on lost lives
A recent rise in anti-immigrant sentiment across South Africa has sparked renewed tension, with some citizens calling for the removal
German firm moves to acquire long-established South African cement producer
Heidelberg Materials is reportedly in early discussions with banks about appointing financial advisers as it evaluates a possible offer for
Australian mining firm eyes South Africa gold comeback years after Ghana took lead
South Africa’s gold mining sector is attracting fresh investor attention as smaller-scale, lower-cost projects and modular mining technologies reshape an
Ceasefire with Iran ‘not over,’ says US Defense Secretary Hegseth
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Tuesday that the ceasefire with Iran is “not over,” adding that US President Donald