The IMF supports Senegal’s efforts to improve tax compliance and reduce reliance on external debt but says it won’t affect the ongoing misreporting case.

Egypt’s net foreign assets dropped by $1.5 billion in April after a March increase following IMF approval and investor inflows into treasury bills.

IRH acquired 56 percent of Alphamin Resources for $367 million to secure key mining assets in Congo’s Bisie mine, a major global tin producer.

Egypt plans a new desert city west of Cairo supplied by diverted Nile water to support housing and agriculture.

Dollar strength and lingering concerns over U.S. fiscal debt and potential tariff hikes weighed on the currency, despite South Africa’s own supportive monetary signals

Ghana’s current repayments to Afreximbank put it at odds with other lenders seeking losses amid debt talks.

The African Development Bank group appointed Mauritania’s Sidi Ould Tah as its new president starting September.

South Africa’s central bank made a modest rate cut after April inflation undershot the target range again.

Libya’s eastern government may declare force majeure on oil fields and ports citing assaults on the National Oil Corporation

Tunisian officials anticipate a strong grain harvest of 1.8 million tons this year thanks to improved weather conditions.

Washington says Kurdish contracts serve shared interests and encourages Baghdad and Arbil to expand domestic gas production.

At a major Aleppo event, Syria’s president Sharaa said rebuilding the nation has begun and called on Syrians to work together for recovery.

Africa’s economic growth slows as AfDB revises forecasts down because of US tariffs and market shocks.

Guinea joins regional military regimes by cracking down on foreign mining to boost revenues and control resources.

A senior ministry official said the permits, mainly for gold, were revoked to free up unused resources for new investors

South Africa has proposed importing US LNG over ten years as part of a broader trade deal to strengthen economic ties and cooperation.

The $600 million plant near the Kaduna-Niger border is due to be commissioned this quarter, while a $200 million refinery near Abuja is nearly complete

China and Indonesia signed an updated MoU to expand the use of local currencies in trade and financial transactions, aiming to strengthen bilateral economic ties.

The three-year deal will also support infrastructure projects in health, transport, and energy

Cameroon will borrow $348 million internationally to support government cash flow and cover budget gaps in 2025.

The country has been considering selling crude since 2022 to recoup revenue lost from a temporary fuel levy cut designed to ease consumer costs

Should the transaction receive final approval, it would significantly enhance Canal+’s expansion into Africa, particularly within English-speaking regions

The offer will be discussed in a meeting scheduled for Tuesday evening between South African officials and Musk or his representatives

Kodal Minerals expects a Mali permit soon to export 27,000 tons of lithium concentrate from its Bougouni project despite earlier delays.