Nigeria lands £746m UK deal to modernise major ports
Nigeria has reached a £746 million financing deal with the United Kingdom to upgrade two of its busiest seaports, a […]
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Mali revamps embassies in Russia, China, and five other countries as it tightens control over its gold sector.
President Assimi Goïta is pushing forward Mali’s diplomatic and economic realignment, as the country broadens its international presence while tightening
Oil prices climb following Israeli attack on Iran’s South Pars gas field.
Oil prices jumped by over 5 percent after an Israeli attack on Iran’s South Pars gas field, as tensions between
Eni discovers over 1 trillion cubic feet of gas in Libya amid Europe’s energy scramble.
Italy’s Eni has uncovered over 1 trillion cubic feet of natural gas offshore Libya, boosting Europe’s efforts to secure nearby
Africa’s $155bn borrowing in 2026 to be led by South Africa and two others.
African countries are projected to raise about $155 billion in long-term commercial debt in 2026, marking a 10% increase from
Ghana enters the battery market as its first lithium mine secures a $16 million investment.
A consortium of Ghanaian pension funds has pledged up to $11 million to Atlantic Lithium, marking a major domestic investment
French Army launches environmental protection training for African military personnel in Gabon.
The French Army has launched a training programme for several African militaries in Gabon the Academy for the Protection of
South African community split on renaming town to honour Robert Sobukwe
A heated dispute has emerged in the historic town of Graaff-Reinet after officials proposed renaming it to honour anti-apartheid leader
Ibrahim Traoré starts a computer recycling programme to enhance digital access in Burkina Faso.
Burkina Faso has unveiled a computer recycling programme aimed at broadening digital access and assisting vulnerable communities, as part of
Namibia grants a major rare earth mining contract to the world’s leading car producer.
Namibia Critical Metals has moved forward with its Lofdal Heavy Rare Earths Project by naming Japan’s Toyota Tsusho Corporation as