Production has not yet started in the Niger-Benin oil pipeline project, completed in March, due to Niger’s closure of the border with Benin.
Longest oil pipeline in Africa stalled by border dispute Read More »
Armed individuals kidnapped numerous individuals during an attack on Confluence University in the Osara area on May 9.
8 students in Nigeria have been rescued Read More »
U.S. denied access to Americans detained in Congo coup plot.
Americans detained in Congo coup plot denied access by U.S Read More »
Egypt refuses to coordinate with Israel on Rafah crossing, vital route for humanitarian aid into Gaza
Egypt demands Israeli withdrawal to reopen Gaza’s Rafah crossing Read More »
The ANC received just over 40% of votes, falling well short of the majority it has held for all of South Africa’s young democracy.
Ramaphosa firm on staying put despite coalition talks Read More »
Minister of Planning and Economic Development, announced that the (IMF) estimates Egypt’s economic growth rate at approximately 4.4%.
Egypt’s economy expected to expand by 4.2% next year Read More »
Weakened ANC party could soothe some nerves by seeking a deal with the pro-business Democratic Alliance, investors say.
Nervous markets grapple with South Africa’s coalition conundrum Read More »
BP shipping 45,000 metric tons of fuel from Lagos’ Dangote refinery to Rotterdam
Africa’s largest refinery in Nigeria starts jet fuel exports to Europe Read More »
Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye participated in the cleanup efforts in the Thiaroye suburbs of the capital Dakar.
Senegalese President Faye joins pre-rainy season cleanup efforts Read More »
The two main labour unions in Nigeria have declared an indefinite strike as from Monday
Nigerian labour unions to launch indefinite strike for minimum wage Read More »
