Nigeria records its highest oil production in five years at 1.71 million barrels daily.
Nigeria’s daily crude production has climbed to 1.71 million barrels between April 2025 and April 2026, representing the highest output […]
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Mali deepens Russia relations as military leader pledges security crackdown.
Mali’s transitional leader, Assimi Goïta, has stated that the nation’s security is “under control” after a series of coordinated assaults
Petrol and diesel minimum prices see slight decline for May
A slight reduction has been recorded in the price floors for petrol and diesel for the first pricing window of
Nokia establishes Egypt as its regional centre for MEA operations
Nokia has opted for Egypt as its central support base for the Middle East and Africa region, setting up a
Chinese solar imports rise sharply in Africa while Latin America drops 51% in 2026
Africa is increasingly becoming a major destination for Chinese solar module exports, even as demand in Latin America drops significantly
Russian superyacht passes through Strait of Hormuz amid blockade tensions
A luxury superyacht connected to a close ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin has reportedly navigated the Strait of Hormuz,
Ghana convoy attack results in death of three civilians
A civilian convoy under military escort was attacked on Monday in northern Ghana, resulting in the deaths of three people
The IMF has signed off on a new $266 million support deal for Liberia.
Liberia has received approval for a $266 million arrangement from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) under a newly established 21-month
Mali’s PM has urged the public to remain calm after Kidal reportedly fell.
Prime Minister Abdoulaye Maiga has appealed to Malians to stay calm and avoid panic after coordinated strikes by jihadist fighters
Africa records another rise in defence spending amid continued security challenges.
Defence expenditure across Africa continues to rise, shaped by persistent insurgencies, cross-border tensions, and a generally unstable geopolitical environment on