Africa’s largest fertiliser company eyes opportunities as the US prepares to lower phosphate import duties.
Morocco is set to expand its influence in the global fertiliser industry as the United States reviews a proposal to […]
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Middle East tensions disrupt fertiliser exports, raising concerns over Africa’s food security.
Tensions in the Middle East are placing fresh strain on global fertiliser supply chains, driving prices upward from around $500
Africa’s first lithium sulphate shipment departs from Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe has exported its first-ever shipment of lithium sulphate, marking a major step toward its ambition to become a regional
France urges evacuation of its citizens from Mali due to rising security threats.
France has urged its citizens in Mali to depart “as soon as possible,” warning that the security environment has become
Ghana seeks stronger protection measures for telecom networks at the ITU conference.
Samuel Nartey George has urged the international community to strengthen protection for telecommunications infrastructure during armed conflicts. Addressing delegates at
Standard Chartered secures $2.3bn for Tanzania rail project to boost trade.
Tanzania has secured significant financing for its major rail development, reflecting a wider continental drive to modernise transport systems and
The DRC launches measures targeting mining firms that break the law.
Félix Tshisekedi has directed his cabinet to conduct a comprehensive review of mining joint ventures to confirm compliance with national
The United States has rejected claims that it is linked to Congo’s new mining security unit.
After the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) unveiled plans to create a paramilitary force to safeguard mining operations, the United
Motsepe’s ARM advances agreement to revive nickel production for the European market.
African Rainbow Minerals (ARM) has entered into a conditional deal to supply nickel concentrate to a smelting facility run by
Global oil market shaken as UAE leaves OPEC, increasing pressure on African producers.
Fresh instability could be emerging in global oil markets following the decision by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries