Zambia becomes latest African nation to refuse U.S. health aid tied to conditions.
Zambia has blocked a proposed U.S. health funding deal exceeding $1 billion, citing provisions in the draft that conflict with […]
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China’s lithium prices surge following Zimbabwe’s halt on exports.
Lithium prices and shares surged after Zimbabwe, a top global producer, halted lithium concentrate exports, raising fears of shrinking worldwide
GUTA warns of foreign shop shutdowns over retail takeover.
In the Ashanti Region, the Ghana Union of Traders Association (GUTA) has threatened to shut down shops owned by foreign
Hungary accuses Ukraine of oil disruption
Tensions have escalated after Hungary claimed that Ukraine is interfering with its access to Russian oil, prompting the deployment of
Zambia politician detained over allegedly falsifying an image of president.
The Secretary General of Zambia’s National Democratic Congress, Mambwe Zimba, was arrested on Tuesday over a digitally altered Facebook image
Authorities in Ethiopia have withdrawn the licence of independent media outlet Addis Standard.
Authorities in Ethiopia revoked the licence of independent online outlet Addis Standard on Tuesday, citing harm to national interests, marking
Nigeria adds new crude oil grade, targeting international markets from next month.
Nigeria’s state oil firm, Nigerian National Petroleum Company, is set to start exporting a new light, sweet crude called Cawthorne
Canadian miner finds rare earth deposit in Botswana amid U.S.–China race.
Canadian exploration firm Tsodilo Resources Limited has announced a major rare earth and critical minerals discovery in Botswana, strengthening Canada’s
Ghana aims to achieve 70% nationwide 5G coverage by 2027.
A directive has been issued to the National Communications Authority to fast-track the deployment of fifth-generation (5G) mobile networks, with
Government to present 15 new bills to modernize the digital sector.
Ghana’s communications sector is set for one of its most extensive legal overhauls since 1996, according to the Minister for