Kenya raises 1.5 billion dollars through new long-term bonds

Kenya secured major funding from new bonds with combined interest rates of 8.7 percent and high investor offers.

Morocco and EU agree to label Western Sahara products

Morocco and the European Union agreed to label products from Western Sahara, following a court ruling invalidating the previous trade deal.

Value buys drive SA car market past pre-COVID levels

NAAMSA: SA new-car sales up 14% in H1 2025; imports +30%. Market likely to beat 2019 peak as buyers seek value

Mozambique prepares to seal $8 billion LNG financing with Eni

Mozambique and eni are set to sign an $8 billion deal for a second offshore LNG project, Coral Norte, as part of major gas investments in Cabo Delgado.

Zambia, China, Tanzania revive TAZARA with $1.4B deal

Zambia, China, and Tanzania signed a $1.4 billion deal to modernize TAZARA railway and boost regional trade and economic growth.

Nigeria weighs certifying China’s C919 for local airlines

Nigeria may certify COMAC’s C919 for local airlines, with leasing and MRO support on the table ahead of December’s air show

Algeria launches first Sukuk worth $2.3 billion this November

Algeria will issue its first sovereign sukuk worth $2.3 billion in November to diversify financing and expand Islamic finance.

Nigeria oil union orders gas, crude cutoff to Dangote refinery over layoffs

Union orders gas/crude cutoff to Dangote over layoffs, heightening fuel-supply risks and pressure on the naira

US backs investments in Western Sahara amid Morocco dispute

The U.S. has pledged support for investments in Western Sahara, backing Morocco’s sovereignty and encouraging foreign business in the disputed territory.

Niger seeks to build two nuclear reactors with Russia’s Rosatom

Niger announced plans to build two nuclear reactors and develop uranium reserves in partnership with Russia under UN supervision.

Lesotho says US pledges one year extension of AGOA trade pact

Lesotho’s trade minister said the US will extend the African Growth and Opportunity Act by one year after talks in Washington.

Ramaphosa urges US to reduce tariffs as trade tensions rise

South Africa is negotiating with the U.S. to reduce tariffs amid global trade tensions and to secure continuation of the AGOA treaty.

Africa gains Ecovacs x11 Robots featuring 0 tangle and AI detection

Africa leads as Ecovacs debuts x11 series with intelligent mapping, compact design, and multi-surface adaptability.

TotalEnergies deal to sell Nigerian oil stake collapses over payments

TotalEnergies’ plan to sell its 10% stake in a Nigerian oil venture to Chappal Energies collapsed after both parties failed to meet financial commitments.

Nigeria posts fastest economic growth in 4 years on rising oil output

Nigeria’s economy grew 4.23% in the second quarter, its fastest pace in four years, driven by higher oil output and strong industrial and agricultural performance.

Nigeria’s Dangote refinery ships gasoline to US buyers

Vitol and Sunoco received the first US import of gasoline from Nigeria’s Dangote refinery, marking a major milestone in global energy trade.

Uganda pins double-digit 2026/27 growth on mid-2026 first oil

Uganda sees 8% average growth; oil from mid-2026 and infrastructure spending to push 2026/27 GDP into double digits

IMF cuts Angola 2025 growth forecast amid oil challenges

The IMF cut Angola’s 2025 growth forecast to 2.1 percent and warned the country to reduce debt and spending amid oil market volatility.

Al Mansour Holding plans to invest 21 billion dollars in DRC

Qatari firm Al Mansour Holding pledged $21 billion in investments across DRC sectors while Doha mediates ongoing eastern conflicts.

Egypt’s NFA hit record $18.5 billion in July on bank inflows, remittances

Egypt’s NFA hit a record $18.5B in July, led by bank inflows and rebounding remittances after the 2024 devaluation

Egypt GDP grows 4.5% despite pressures

Egypt’s economy expanded beyond forecasts in 2024-25 even as inflation, canal disruptions, and wheat imports weighed heavily.

IMF wraps up talks with Mozambique on economic recovery

The IMF concluded a visit to Mozambique after productive talks on economic recovery, balance of payments, and potential support measures.

SA spotlights global poverty while hosting G20

South Africa will present a global inequality report at the G20 summit led by Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz to address wealth gaps.

Africa’s nuclear pivot: big ambitions, $100bn price tag, and power payoff

Africa eyes nuclear with SMRs and El Dabaa, but $100bn buys a tiny power share by 2050 amid huge access gaps

Egypt signs $220 million deal to build a major solar energy complex

Egypt signed a $220 million deal with UAE, Bahrain, and China to build a solar cell, panel, and energy storage complex in the Suez Canal Economic Zone.

KoBold Metals secures permits to expand lithium hunt in Congo

KoBold Metals, backed by Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates, has secured seven permits to explore lithium and other minerals in Congo, including Manono.

Nigeria halts raw shea nut exports for six months to spur local processing

Nigeria pauses raw shea exports to boost local processing, curb leakage and lift earnings for farmers

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