Libya’s Stock Market resumed trading on Monday at a hall in the capital Tripoli after more than nine years of closure because of the political and security situation.

Former CBN chief Emefiele faces probe over illegal bank acquisitions using “dirty money.” Government to buy banks back.

Maersk announced Sunday that it will resume operations in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden

Nigeria reverses its crypto ban, ushering in a new era of regulated digital asset transactions.

With $18.6 billion in debt upon its default in 2020, Zambia reached a preliminary agreement in October with foreign lenders

Zambia gets financial aid despite default; currency instability, inflation challenges persist.

Platinum workers demand better conditions, sparking concerns over South Africa’s mining industry.

Ghana’s slowest growth in years as industry falters, debt deal crucial.

South Africa’s woes spark Botswana’s independent trade route: New rail line to connect with Atlantic port.

Nigeria, a key player in Africa’s economy and a major oil producer, has intensified efforts to attract foreign investment

Following seven months of negotiations, both parties initialed a draft deal in June, with the EU serving as one of Kenya’s principal export destinations

Egypt’s exports to Africa are on fire, exceeding expectations and reaching $6 billion by October. Marble, cement, and fertilizers lead the charge.

Project worth $265 million, says communication and digital technologies minister

The AfDB will provide $99 million in grants to Burundi and $598 million in loans and guarantees to Tanzania for the second phase of the project, which will cover 651 kilometers.

The South African government’s nuclear deal with Russia raises questions about transparency, security, and potential political influence.

South Africa has grappled with extensive power cuts lasting up to 12 hours a day over the past 15 years

IMF committed to support Ukraine in building foundation for a strong economy

Cabinet’s approval of the new energy blueprint is a significant step forward for South Africa’s clean energy transition.

The decrease was primarily attributed to a slowdown in the pace of food price escalations

Dangote Petroleum Refinery received an initial shipment of one million barrels of crude from Agbami deepwater field.

Nigeria’s Dangote Refinery receives its first crude oil shipment, moving closer to ending fuel imports.

This move could have significant implications for the international oil market, which has seen prices slump in recent months.

With general elections looming in 2024, South Africa grapples with high unemployment

Kenyan President William Samoei Ruto holds talks with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi