US completes first air transport of nuclear microreactor.
HILL AIR FORCE BASE, Utah, Feb 15, For the first time, the U.S. Departments of Energy and Defense transported a […]
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Ghana and Turkey boost partnership on security and migration.
Ghana’s Interior Minister, Mohammed Muntaka Mubarak, visited Ankara to meet his Turkish counterpart, Mustafa Çiftçi, discussing stronger cooperation on security, emergency response, and migration.
Swiss wealth firm Pictet makes its Africa debut after 220 years.
In a landmark move, Banque Pictet & Cie SA has launched its first office in Africa, positioning itself to tap
AU awards Nigeria a permanent seat on the African Central Bank board, giving it a key role in shaping the continent’s financial framework
Following the 39th Session of the African Union’s Executive Council, Nigeria has been granted a permanent seat on the African
Morocco surpasses Kenya as Africa’s leading avocado exporter
Morocco has become Africa’s top avocado exporter, outpacing Kenya by almost doubling its shipments in a single year while targeting
EU reopens doors to Ugandan aquaculture, paving way for $600 million export target.
A significant boost to Uganda’s export ambitions has come with formal approval to supply farmed finfish and other aquaculture products
DP World appoints new CEO following Epstein-related controversy.
Dubai’s largest port operator, DP World, has appointed a new CEO after revelations surfaced about the former chief’s past association
Mahama says insufficient funding for gender initiatives could hinder Africa’s progress.
President John Dramani Mahama has called on African leaders to significantly increase funding for gender equality, cautioning that the continent’s
Heineken to eliminate 6,000 positions worldwide, with South Africa’s market helping offset losses.
Heineken faces widespread job cuts globally, its South African operations are showing resilience. Heineken has announced plans to cut between
South Africa’s economy receives a $1.5 billion boost from adventure travel.
In 2024, South Africa’s adventure travel sector contributed approximately $656 million directly to the economy and sustained around 91,000 jobs,