Burkina Faso’s biggest gold mine will power West African Resources to a record output in 2026.
West African Resources is gearing up for a significant milestone in 2026, projecting annual gold output of 430,000 to 490,000 […]
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UN names ex-Haiti PM Garry Conille as Kenya’s Resident Coordinator
United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has named Garry Conille, the former prime minister of Haiti, as the UN Resident Coordinator
India targets Africa’s critical minerals, dispatches rice amid China-US rivalry
India has expanded its humanitarian efforts across Africa, providing thousands of tonnes of rice to nations facing food insecurity while
Egypt pledges support for Nile water initiatives in Uganda after Cairo discussions
Egypt has committed to providing financial support and helping secure funding for key water infrastructure projects in Uganda’s Nile Basin,
Kenya plans penalties for citizens joining overseas conflicts
Following widespread international attention on the unlawful recruitment of Kenyan nationals into the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the Kenyan government has coordinated
Africa sees unrest as Uganda, Egypt flag higher fuel and food prices linked to Iran war
Officials from Uganda and Egypt have expressed alarm over rising economic pressures across Africa as the ongoing Iran conflict continues
Ghana’s economic momentum remains strong amid Middle East tensions
Despite external challenges, Ghana’s inflation rate fell for the fifteenth straight month, hitting its lowest level in several years. The
Africa’s top oil producers face uneven fuel price impacts amid Iran crisis
The intensifying situation in Iran is reshaping global oil markets and exposing significant differences among Africa’s leading oil-producing nations, as
Nigeria joins global push led by UK for Strait of Hormuz discussions
The United Kingdom will host a high-level gathering of 35 nations, including Nigeria, aimed at reopening the strategically critical Strait
World Bank backs Tanzania with $550m for employment and social support
A fresh $550 million financing package has been approved by the World Bank for Tanzania, aimed at expanding employment opportunities