Nigeria to double Utapate crude output, seeks buyers
Nigeria is launching a new crude oil grade, Utapate, and aims to double its production by the end of 2025.
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Boko Haram attacks convoy, seven missing
A convoy of Nigerian security forces was ambushed by Boko Haram insurgents in Niger state, leading to the disappearance of at least seven personnel.
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Putin’s nuclear doctrine update weighs on South African rand
The South African rand weakened due to increased global uncertainty caused by Russia’s updated nuclear doctrine.
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Cameroon receives $96m EU loan for infrastructure projects
The European Union has pledged a $96 million loan to Cameroon to fund infrastructure projects, including energy, roads, and railways.
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Disease, famine claim 25 lives in Sudanese village
A Sudanese village has been ravaged by the ongoing conflict, with at least 25 people dying from disease and malnutrition.
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Ghana halts offshore pension investments
To mitigate the impact of currency fluctuations, Ghana has imposed restrictions on private pension fund managers investing in offshore assets.
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Mozambique Mondlane demands justice for fallen protesters
Mozambique’s opposition leader, Venancio Mondlane, claims that 50 people were killed by security forces during post-election protests.
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Botswana’s new president vows to crack down on corruption
Botswana’s newly elected President Duma Boko has pledged to fight corruption and implement a 100-day transformation plan.
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Early harmattan threatens Ivory Coast cocoa
Early arrival of the Harmattan winds in Ivory Coast could negatively impact the cocoa crop, potentially leading to a shortage of beans in February.
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Resolute mining pays $160m to Mali junta, frees execs
The Malian junta has been accused of using detentions and financial pressure to extort money from foreign mining companies, including Resolute Mining.
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