Iran claims U.S. and Israeli strikes have harmed over fifty cultural locations.
Iran’s Cultural Heritage Ministry reports that over 50 historic and cultural sites across the country were damaged during a two-week […]
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BoG warns Middle East unrest could derail Ghana’s disinflation efforts.
The Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Dr. Johnson Asiama, has cautioned that escalating tensions in the Middle East could
Angola’s second-biggest bank may receive $30M trade finance from IFC.
The International Finance Corporation is considering providing a trade finance facility of up to $30 million to Banco de Fomento
Middle East turmoil prompts Ghana to evacuate citizens from Qatar.
The Ghanaian government has ordered an emergency evacuation of its nationals in Qatar amid rising security concerns in the Gulf
Former president Sarkozy faces court again in Libyan financing investigation.
Nicolas Sarkozy appeared in court on Monday as his appeal trial began over the Libyan campaign financing scandal, in which
Nigeria ready to boost electricity supply to Togo and ECOWAS nations.
Rising electricity demand in Togo has prompted calls for an increase in power imports from its West African neighbor, Nigeria.
Local manufacturing boost: Ghana moves to stop LPG cylinder imports.
Ghana intends to phase out imports of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cylinders in a bid to strengthen local manufacturing and
$372M deal sees Australian firm leave Africa’s large gold development project.
Perseus Mining is exiting Sudan’s mining sector after agreeing to sell its stake in the Meyas Sand Gold Project (MSGP)
Energy dispute forces shutdown of major African aluminium smelter.
Operations at the Mozal aluminium smelter in Mozambique have been halted by mining and metals company South32 after negotiations over
DRC and South Africa dominate booming global metal supply.
Rising global demand and limited production have pushed the prices of ruthenium and tantalite two key metals used in electronics,