Nigeria’s cloud initiative shifts from framework development to coordinated implementation with a new multi-stakeholder taskforce.

Officials say Tanzania’s biggest challenge is producing enough quality goods, not gaining access to Chinese markets.

The Indian Navy delivered rice, tents, hygiene kits and medicines to support Mozambique after devastating floods.

Deputy Minister Mohammed Adams Sukparu welcomed the Malawian delegation and highlighted Ghana’s progress in digital infrastructure and e-government platforms.

Engineers found a 2,000-foot hydrocarbon column with over 300 feet of net pay at the new well.

Tanzania uses rising hydropower capacity to support businesses, expand industry and explore new regional electricity export markets.

Chinese Ambassador Chen Hai praises Ethiopia’s economic dynamism, highlighting expanding investment access.

Askya will support ten African AI startups with mentorship, cloud infrastructure, computing resources and corporate partnership opportunities.

Orion CMC weighs a major investment in Tanzania’s Kabanga nickel project amid efforts to secure critical mineral supplies.

Turkish exports to Africa rise 12.6% as Egypt, Nigeria and South Africa drive stronger trade and investment opportunities.

The proposed reserve fund could delay Diageo’s $2.3 billion EABL stake sale to Japan’s Asahi Group Holdings in Kenya.

Eni and Sonatrach expand emissions cooperation in Algeria, adding methane monitoring, carbon removal and stronger oil and gas standards.

Kenya considers $300 million in panda bonds as the government seeks financing options to address its widening budget deficit.

Angola’s cooling inflation could support further interest rate cuts as businesses and analysts assess upcoming economic data.

Italy and Tanzania sign a rail agreement under the Mattei Plan for sustainable transport.

Hakan Fidan says Turkey and Egypt will deepen cooperation based on mutual trust and shared interests for regional stability.

Guinea secured staff-level agreement for a $425 million IMF Extended Credit Facility to maximize revenue from the Simandou iron-ore deposit.

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has approved a transformative investment framework designed to unlock $50 billion in deep offshore oil developments. This bold economic reform sweeps away old negotiation hurdles, replacing them with a clear, rule-based standard for deepwater energy projects. By providing regulatory certainty, Nigeria aims to revive major offshore ventures long delayed by legal and commercial uncertainty. The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited will now amend eligible production sharing contracts to swiftly implement the new framework. Special Adviser Olu Verheijen highlighted that the strategic policy deliberately strengthens local industrial capability within the offshore sector. The government seeks to position the nation as a highly competitive global destination for crucial international energy investments. As Nigeria works to elevate crude oil production, this initiative anchors both economic resilience and domestic capacity building.

Kenya expects IMF visit as talks on new support programme advance

Nigeria is considering reforms to its crude oil allocation and pricing rules to reduce feedstock costs and improve supply access for domestic refiners like the Dangote Refinery.

Limited national revenue sources in Libya continue to fuel a growing migration crisis.

The new bill will help Somali exporters verify origins and leverage benefits under the AfCFTA agreement.

French holidaymakers continued to favour Tunisia in July, although Morocco saw stronger growth in bookings compared with last year.

Nigeria forecasts significant offshore investment growth as 22 major projects form a pipeline extending from 2026 to 2030.