Oil prices surge, Asian stocks fall over Iran conflict
Oil prices soared and stocks fell in Asia on Monday on the back of turmoil in the Middle East after […]
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Hungary accuses Ukraine of oil disruption
Tensions have escalated after Hungary claimed that Ukraine is interfering with its access to Russian oil, prompting the deployment of
Nigeria adds new crude oil grade, targeting international markets from next month.
Nigeria’s state oil firm, Nigerian National Petroleum Company, is set to start exporting a new light, sweet crude called Cawthorne
Canadian miner finds rare earth deposit in Botswana amid U.S.–China race.
Canadian exploration firm Tsodilo Resources Limited has announced a major rare earth and critical minerals discovery in Botswana, strengthening Canada’s
Government to present 15 new bills to modernize the digital sector.
Ghana’s communications sector is set for one of its most extensive legal overhauls since 1996, according to the Minister for
French and US oil firms lead $50B LNG boost in Africa.
Mozambique aims to cement its position as a leading African gas producer with LNG megaprojects restarting on Afungi peninsula, Cabo
Ghana leads the world in mobile money regulatory standards.
Ghana has maintained its status as the global leader in mobile money regulation, solidifying its standing as one of Africa’s
Ghana prepares to seal a major trade pact with China.
Ghana is in the advanced phase of concluding a significant trade pact with China, a step authorities believe will broaden
Tomato merchants suspend trips to Burkina Faso citing safety fears.
Following a recent terrorist attack in Burkina Faso, tomato traders from the Ashanti Region have refused to resume cross-border purchases,
The US is reportedly weighing a ban on Nigeria’s cattle trade
US legislators have proposed halting beef and cattle exports from Nigeria to pressure armed factions associated with Fulani herders to