Jordan eyes Algerian gas deal to ease $4bn energy burden.
Amid efforts to manage its energy needs, Jordan has engaged Algeria in discussions over potential supplies of liquefied natural gas […]
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Kenya lands $5.2 million UN-supported project to test low-carbon urban model.
In a bid to transform urban growth in Nairobi, the Government of Kenya has rolled out a $5.2 million project
Diesel to decline by 3.86%, while petrol and LPG inch upward.
Prices at the pump are expected to rise modestly for petrol and LPG by about 3.01% and 0.90% respectively, while
US plans to deport migrants to Congo this week under a disputed third-country agreement.
United States is preparing to deport dozens of migrants to the Democratic Republic of the Congo this week under a
Zambia plans to use road and rail logistics for crude delivery as its $1.1bn oil refinery progresses.
Zambia is expected to begin supplying crude oil to a new refinery scheduled for completion in 2028, with initial deliveries
US strengthens supply chain control, countering China with new rare earth shipping routes in Africa.
Beijing is strengthening its hold over Africa’s rare earth and critical minerals industry to secure global supply chains, while the
South Africa names apartheid-era negotiator to repair tense US relations.
South Africa has named seasoned negotiator Roelf Meyer as its new ambassador to the United States, in a deliberate effort
Zambia commits $200 million to keep fuel prices low as oil risks climb globally.
Zambia is expected to forgo around $200 million in revenue after reducing fuel taxes to protect households and businesses from
Africa faces growing debt and inflation threats as US–Iran conflict escalates.
Rising tensions linked to the Iran conflict are driving up borrowing costs for African countries, worsening debt challenges that have
Spain intensifies its criticism of Israel and the US, despite threats from Trump.
Madrid has sharply condemned Israeli airstrikes on Lebanon, as well as the wider conflict involving Iran, reinforcing Spain’s position as