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Balancing the Barrel: Ghana’s Fuel Economy

Ghana’s fuel economy is once again under pressure as rising global oil prices trigger higher domestic fuel costs, exposing the country’s vulnerability to external energy shocks. With tensions in the.

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Partnerships Power Nigeria’s Dairy Revolution

Nigeria has taken a major step toward strengthening its dairy industry through a Memorandum of Understanding with Nestlé to establish a dairy training centre in Abuja. Announced on 8 April.

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Uganda’s €2.7 Billion Railway Revival Gains Momentum

Uganda’s move to engage Citibank for the structuring of €2.7 billion in railway financing marks a transition from long term planning to active project execution. For the landlocked country, rail.

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From Policy to Pasture: Tanzania’s Livestock Reform

Livestock production remains a critical pillar of agricultural development across Africa, contributing approximately 7–8% of GDP and supporting millions of rural livelihoods through food security, employment, and income generation. Tanzania,.

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Morocco Institutionalises Drone Technology for Continental Security

Morocco is positioning itself as Africa’s leading hub for drone technology by integrating defence, innovation, and industrial strategy into a cohesive national agenda. The decision by Delair to establish its.

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Subsidising Growth: Cameroon’s Agricultural Transformation

Cameroon has taken a decisive step towards revitalising its agricultural sector with the announcement of a CFA 400 million subsidy aimed at improving productivity, strengthening food security, and enhancing rural.

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Namibia: From Mineral Exporter to Future Oil Powerhouse

What began as a series of early deepwater oil discoveries off the coast of Namibia in 2022 has evolved into a full-scale strategic energy shift. These discoveries have triggered a.

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Morocco’s $500 Million World Bank Reform Targets Inclusive Growth

Morocco is moving beyond conventional loans and reforms to confront a fundamental challenge: translating consistent economic growth into broad-based opportunity. The new $500 million World Bank-supported programme targets three persistent.

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Congo Ends Informal Gold Trade With First Refined Ingots

For decades, informal gold extraction and trade in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) enriched private interests, fuelled instability, and largely bypassed the state. That long-standing dynamic has now.

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Uganda Becomes Africa’s Top Coffee Exporter, Overtaking Ethiopia

Uganda is undergoing a significant transformation in its coffee sector, marked by a 17.3% year-on-year increase in export volumes in February and annual earnings estimated at $2.5 billion. This growth.

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