US investors target Congo mineral assets as Rubaya interest grows

Washington explores Congo strategic minerals deal as firms eye Rubaya and broader supply chain influence for global security shift.

Algeria launches 2026 bid round to boost oil and gas output

Algeria opens major energy bid round aimed at increasing output and strengthening its role in global markets.

South Africa holds rates steady as conflict fuels price volatility

War in the Middle East increases uncertainty, with South Africa central bank cautious on easing amid rising inflation pressures.

Egypt’s TMG announces $27 billion Spine city east of Cairo

Egypt plans a new Spine city project with mixed use facilities designed to support growth and provide thousands of jobs.

Africa emerges as key investment hub, UN official says

UN official highlights Africa’s investment potential, urging stronger trade integration and affordable financing at Antalya Diplomacy Forum 2026 panel discussion.

Ghana introduces fuel subsidy to ease rising consumer costs

Ghana government absorbs part of fuel costs to protect consumers and support economic recovery during global oil price surge.

IFC and Citi sign 1.6 billion rand facility in South Africa

World Bank IFC and Citi launch new funding facility to help companies manage currency mismatch risks in South Africa.

Germany says Iran war hits Africa harder than Europe

Africa faces stronger economic shocks than Europe from the Iran conflict, with warnings of looming hunger and inflation pressures.

Algeria grants BP prospecting authorisation in eastern basin

Algeria has granted BP a prospecting authorisation in its eastern basin, aiming to boost exploration and attract investment opportunities further.

IMF cuts Senegal growth forecast as debt burden weighs economy

Senegal economic outlook downgraded as IMF cites growing debt burden and larger current account deficit projections in latest report.

Oil prices jump to $100 as US plans Iran port blockade

Global markets face uncertainty as oil prices rise amid US blockade and Iranian threats.

Turkey deepens cooperation with Senegal across sectors

Senegal and Turkey strengthen ties with focus on education, health, agriculture and women’s economic participation.

Iran war dampens Easter in Ethiopia as prices rise

Fuel scarcity and high transport costs in Ethiopia disrupt Easter travel and raise food prices across communities.

Trump says oil will flow globally despite Iran stance

Trump insists Iran will never obtain nuclear weapons and says oil markets will expand regardless of political tensions globally further.

Congo raises $1.25 billion in debut international bond sale

Congo secures $1.25B in debut bond sale as demand surges and market conditions improve

Nigeria enforces executive order to plug oil revenue leaks

Nigeria enforces an executive order requiring NNPC and agencies to deposit revenue directly to the government, eliminating deductions and boosting transparency and internal revenue collection.

Guinea-Bissau transporters strike as fuel price hikes bite

Drivers strike in Guinea-Bissau over fuel hikes and fare caps, disrupting transport nationwide

Ivory Coast farmers warn dry weather threatens mid-crop cocoa

Cocoa farmers in Ivory Coast report dry conditions and warn that more rain is needed to boost mid-season crop growth.

Dangote refinery ramps up exports to ease Africa fuel crunch

Dangote refinery ramps up exports as Africa faces fuel shortages linked to Iran war

Somalia begins first offshore oil drilling with Turkey’s help

Somalia has started its first offshore oil drilling with Turkey’s Cagri Bey, aiming to boost the economy and strengthen long-term regional energy partnerships.

Egypt hikes electricity prices for heavy-use homes and businesses

Global energy crisis linked to Gulf conflicts drives Egypt to raise electricity prices for residential and commercial sectors.

Africa sustains growth despite global headwinds

Africa’s growth spreads wider, but challenges remain for jobs and poverty

Morocco attracts 4.3 million tourists in first quarter of 2026

Morocco welcomed 4.3 million tourists in early 2026, boosted by improved connectivity, upgraded hotels, and diverse attractions, raising tourism revenue and international appeal.

Workers strike at Seplat threatens Nigeria output push

Seplat workers strike raises fears over Nigeria oil output

South Africa collects 2 trillion rand in taxes despite economic strains

South Africa’s tax revenue rises 8.4 percent as SARS improves efficiency and overcomes economic and global supply challenges.

South Africa cuts fuel levy as prices surge

Fuel levy cut offers relief, but petrol and diesel prices still rising

Afreximbank raises $2 billion in record syndicated loan

Afreximbank raised $2 billion in its largest syndicated loan ever, exceeding targets with 31 global lenders to refinance facilities and cover general expenditures.

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