Nigeria grants 45-year Lagos port concession to world’s top container shipping company in $1bn deal.
Swiss shipping giant MSC has entered into a 45-year concession deal with Nigerian maritime firm Nigerdock to construct, manage, and […]
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Oil prices climb as continued attacks target shipping routes and oil facilities amid tensions with Iran.
Crude oil prices climbed past $100 per barrel on Thursday after fresh attacks on maritime traffic and key energy facilities
Nigeria Encourages Gulf Oil Majors to Collaborate as Global Supply Concerns Rise
Nigeria’s foreign minister has called on major oil producers in the Persian Gulf to see the West African nation as
Ghana, South Korea Partner on Maritime Security, Climate Initiatives, and Digital Innovation
President John Dramani Mahama held bilateral discussions with Lee Jae-myung, President of the Republic of Korea, reaffirming the long-standing partnership
US Pledges 1,000 Companies to Strengthen Trade and Create Jobs in South Africa
The United States is aiming to strengthen economic ties with South Africa by promoting American investment that could raise the
India Eases Investment Rules, Allowing Chinese Firms Back After Years of Tension
A shift in policy by India will permit investments from China, signaling New Delhi’s effort to rebuild economic engagement with
Tensions in the Middle East Halt 600‑Plus Ships Tied to Kenya, Raising Supply Issues
Escalating tensions in the Middle East have left more than 600 vessels linked to Kenya’s trade stuck along vital international
Dangote Cement Reports 14% Annual Sales Drop in Cameroon
Dangote Cement’s operations in Cameroon experienced a 14.1% decline in sales in 2025, according to the company’s audited financial statements
Oil drops and stocks surge after Trump calls Iran war complete
Oil prices dropped sharply after US President Donald Trump indicated that the conflict in Iran could end “very soon.” Crude
Exports from China Continue to Climb Despite Trump Tariff Measures
China recorded a sharp increase in exports during the first two months of the year, even as trade frictions with