India Eases Investment Rules, Allowing Chinese Firms Back After Years of Tension
A shift in policy by India will permit investments from China, signaling New Delhi’s effort to rebuild economic engagement with […]
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Three Cargo Ships Hit Near Iran, Including One in the Strait of Hormuz
Three vessels sailing near the coast of Iran were hit by projectiles, according to the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations
Egyptian Prime Minister Supports Government’s Fuel Price Increase
Mostafa Madbouly, Prime Minister of Egypt, said on Tuesday that the government was compelled to increase fuel prices to ensure
Several Killed in Drone Strikes Targeting M23-Held City in DR Congo
Overnight air raids from Tuesday into Wednesday left several people dead in the strategic eastern city of Goma in the
Tensions in the Middle East Halt 600‑Plus Ships Tied to Kenya, Raising Supply Issues
Escalating tensions in the Middle East have left more than 600 vessels linked to Kenya’s trade stuck along vital international
Fuel costs surge up to 30% in Egypt after price revision
On Tuesday, Egypt implemented fuel price hikes of up to 30 percent, attributing the increases to “exceptional” pressures on global
Burkina Faso’s 2025 Earnings from Gold and Precious Minerals Surge to $152M
Burkina Faso generated CFA85.72 billion ($152 million) from its Mining Development Fund (FMD) in 2025, underscoring the nation’s expanding role
BoG to Maintain Data-Led Approach for Economic Stability
The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has confirmed that all future monetary policy decisions will be guided by data, despite fluctuations
Dangote Cement Reports 14% Annual Sales Drop in Cameroon
Dangote Cement’s operations in Cameroon experienced a 14.1% decline in sales in 2025, according to the company’s audited financial statements
$70bn Infrastructure Push in South Africa Backed by Credit Guarantees to Lure Private Funds
South Africa intends to quickly scale up a newly established credit-guarantee fund aimed at attracting billions of dollars in private