African cultural event inspired by FESMAN but plans to use a different name. Culture Minister Jean-Michel Abimbola confirms the openness during the Vodun Days cultural festival. The initiative aligns ...
Governments plan to raise CFA3,908.5 billion on the BEAC public securities market The total is down from CFA5,272.8 billion mobilized between January and October 2025 Cameroon, Gabon, and Congo ...
Lucara plans a share placement of at least C$70 million to fund Karowe UGP The Lundin family will subscribe up to C$70 million to maintain its stake The underground expansion is expected to cost $779 ...
Nigerian regulators will require refunds for failed airtime and data top-ups within 30 seconds starting March 1, 2026. The rule will apply to banks, payment platforms, and telecom operators, with ...
Ethiopian PM Abiy Ahmed held high-level talks in Djibouti on regional security, trade, and economic cooperation. The visit comes amid tensions following Ethiopia-Somaliland port access agreements and ...
Rwanda and Oman signed four memorandums of understanding covering logistics, aviation, airports, and digital technologies. Oman Air announced plans to launch direct Muscat–Kigali flights starting June ...
La Mancha Resource, controlled by Egyptian billionaire Naguib Sawiris, cut its stake in Endeavour Mining from over 15% to 11.1% since early 2025. The latest sale of 3.5% generated $437 million, ...
Everyday digital activities, from buying goods on foreign platforms to streaming series and following social media influencers, generate billions of dollars across Africa. But tax revenue fails to ...
Egypt signed $1.8 billion in solar and battery storage agreements with Scatec and Sungrow. The deals include Africa’s largest solar-plus-storage project and a battery factory in the Suez Canal zone.
Kenya launched a cashew revival plan based on improved seedlings and farmer support. Cashew production fell 13% to 7,803 tonnes in 2024, far below 2014 levels. Processing capacity stands at 45,000 ...
Niger integrated 11,015 contract teachers into the civil service without competitive exams. The government aimed to ease social tensions and address chronic teacher shortages. Authorities sought to ...
Sub-Saharan Africa receives approximately $9.1 billion in IMF lending, while North African countries receive an additional $6.1 billions. Most funding is tied to policy conditionalities, including ...
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