Nigeria has implemented a major policy shift by allowing international oil companies to fully repatriate their export proceeds, removing the previous 90-day retention rule. Announced on March 25, this move.
Within the evolving theatre of global energy, Africa is no longer a peripheral actor defined by untapped reserves and deferred promises. The narrative is shifting, quietly yet decisively. Today, the.
Uganda is transitioning from a consumption-led recovery to a structurally anchored, infrastructure-driven growth model with far-reaching regional implications. The economy expanded by 8.5% in the quarter ending December 2025, up.
Ghana and Colombia have established a direct maritime corridor linking the Port of Tema and the Port of Cartagena, signalling a strategic shift in global trade routes. Ghana’s Foreign Minister,.
The latest figures from the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) tell a compelling story: Sub-Saharan Africa’s recorded music revenues rose by 15.2% in 2025, reaching $120 million. At.
The latest $89.4 million investment by Itochu and JOGMEC into the Platreef platinum group metals (PGM) project underscores a growing global race for critical minerals. It also reinforces South Africa’s.
The Democratic Republic of Congo, long defined by its vast mineral wealth, is now making a calculated shift towards agriculture, food security, and industrial diversification. At the centre of this.
The renewed cooperation between Gabon and Senegal marks a strategic pivot towards self-sufficiency in poultry production. At its core is a clear objective: to replace long-dominant imports with a competitive.
Caledonia Mining Corporation reported a remarkable financial surge in 2025, with profits rising to $67.5 million—a 193% increase driven by strong gold prices and steady output from Blanket Mine. The.
At the University of Johannesburg (UJ) on 16 March 2026, the conferral of an honorary doctorate on Namibia’s former First Lady, Monica Geingos, carried more than ceremonial significance. Beneath the.
