Kenya intensifies its nuclear energy plans to strengthen electricity supply.
Since 2023, Kenya has formally proposed incorporating nuclear energy into its national electricity grid to meet growing power demands. Recently, […]
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Africa’s third-biggest oil exporter plans to sell $2.5 billion in Eurobonds amid rising oil prices.
Angola plans to generate $2.5 billion by issuing dollar-denominated bonds, banking on increased oil prices linked to the ongoing Iran–Israel
Namibia halts Elon Musk’s Starlink from functioning in the country.
Namibia has refused permission for Elon Musk’s satellite internet company, Starlink, to operate within its borders, citing concerns over ownership
Egypt discovers a new energy resource in its desert region.
A new natural gas discovery has been made in Egypt’s Western Desert through a collaboration with U.S.-based Apache Corporation. The
A stranded Russian tanker off Libya is now being towed after weeks at sea to avert a crisis.
Authorities in Libya have started towing a damaged Russian gas tanker that had been drifting in the Mediterranean for weeks,
Expiring visa relief puts foreign nationals in South Africa at risk of immediate deportation.
Foreign nationals in South Africa with pending visa waivers and appeals could be compelled to exit the country by the
12 South African police officers face court over corruption charges.
Authorities in South Africa have detained 12 high-ranking police officers over suspected corruption and fraud, according to prosecutors on Wednesday.
$500 million debt-for-nature deals are being considered by three African countries.
The U.S.-based environmental organisation, The Nature Conservancy (TNC), is negotiating with three African nations to establish debt-for-nature swaps valued at
South Africa allocates $1.9 million to develop a local electric vehicle battery ecosystem.
South Africa is making a targeted push into electric vehicle (EV) battery production and its supply chain by providing an
Ghana spearheads UN initiative to recognize the slave trade as a crime against humanity.
Ghana is seeking international backing at the United Nations for a draft resolution that would formally recognize the transatlantic slave