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She became Mali’s youngest foreign minister at 35, only to see her government fall in a coup. Kamissa Camara talks power, putschs, and why she went searching for answers from the military officers who seized control in Mali and Burkina Faso.
Lire l'article ↗Uber is cutting its footprint across Africa amid fierce competition and regulatory pressure, opening the door for aggressive regional rivals to capture the continent’s ride-hailing market.
Lire l'article ↗In post since 2024, the first president of the African Space Agency (AfSA) argues for multiple partnerships rather than for full technological sovereignty, which he considers illusory.
Lire l'article ↗Amid the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam’s anniversary celebrations, Abiy Ahmed’s government plans three more Nile dams, and Cairo is threatening to block them.
Lire l'article ↗As the continent’s economies try to maintain growth in an already constrained environment, the severe climate disruptions expected in the coming months risk weighing on harvests, food prices and public finances.
Lire l'article ↗The failure of the Alliance of Sahel States’ joint military force to act during the mutiny of 28–29 August highlights the difficulty the three countries are having in turning their shared defence ambitions into operational military reality.
Lire l'article ↗America’s tech sector is on a global hiring spree for artificial intelligence engineers, but Africa isn’t on the agenda. Too often, tech companies are training Africans to use their products and platforms rather than helping Africa create their own.
Lire l'article ↗Algeria’s president is toughening his stance on crime and unveiling severe repressive measures. Among them, the death penalty for arson and a vast prison for drug traffickers in one of the Earth’s harshest environments.
Lire l'article ↗As Nigeria’s opposition firebrand Nasir El-Rufai continues to languish in jail, less than a year before the elections, some leaders are starting to look beyond the charges and calling out the bias.
Lire l'article ↗After a rare and elaborate ceremony, six skulls belonging to Cameroonian chiefs were repatriated from Germany in July. With around 600 sets of human remains still in the European country, how will the vast human and cultural heritage plundered by colonial powe…
Lire l'article ↗The decision to send an air force contingent to Niger on 30 August to help quell the attempted coup marks a major shift for Algiers, which has never sent troops beyond its borders on the continent. What has changed?
Lire l'article ↗The immense Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library on 32-hectare grounds in South West Nigeria preserves the legacy of the former president. So why is the building in need of repair?
Lire l'article ↗In a sector dominated by Western heavyweights, African groups – Aliko Dangote’s chief among them – are carving out a place for themselves. They are making inroads in refining, trading and distribution. But how far can they go?
Lire l'article ↗The 29 August mutiny has put Abdourahamane Tiani’s counterterrorism strategy under renewed scrutiny, as jihadist violence continues to ravage western Niger’s Tillabéri region. Our maps chart the evolution of deadly attacks in recent years, revealing the scale…
Lire l'article ↗Billionaire Aliko Dangote has launched Africa’s largest public share sale, opening up ownership of his $20bn mega-refinery to millions of ordinary citizens across the continent.
Lire l'article ↗South Africa halted duty-free imports of Kenyan tea after Kenya’s new timber tariffs triggered mutual trade reciprocity rules.
Lire l'article ↗Businessman, former politician and whistleblower Mcebisi Jonas wants a more thoughtful approach to how South Africa is run, and has founded the Nucleus Institute to encourage that, he tells ‘The Africa Report’ in an exclusive interview.
Lire l'article ↗From Tanzania and Uganda to Zambia, South Sudan and Lesotho, some of the continent’s biggest political figures are up against the gravest of charges. Are states confronting real threats or reaching for treason laws against their opponents?
Lire l'article ↗Sentenced for publishing an essay on terrorism in Mali, Colonel Sangaré is also paying the price for the enemies he had made within the junta — in particular the ambitions that intelligence chief Modibo Koné suspected him of harbouring.
Lire l'article ↗Ahead of the 2027 elections, political interference remains a major hurdle in implementing crucial police reforms, as opposition leaders continue to cry foul.
Lire l'article ↗The IMF and Dakar have reached an agreement on a $2.2bn loan to allow the country to return to a sustainable debt trajectory. In this interview, the IMF’s mission chief for Senegal sets out the next steps in this long-running process.
Lire l'article ↗From the judiciary to higher education, Congolese authorities are attempting to block appointments made by the Rwanda-backed AFC/M23 in rebel-held areas. Does the government have the means to enforce its decisions?
Lire l'article ↗The US ride-hailing group’s latest African exits deepen a regional retreat and open the door for rivals better adapted to local pricing and costs. Uber remains available in South Africa, Kenya, Ghana, Egypt and Morocco.
Lire l'article ↗The rarely seen brother of Brenda and half-brother of Franck celebrated his 31st birthday in Geneva with Paul Biya and the presidential clan.
Lire l'article ↗The demolition in July of a small Gambian wall by the Senegalese army nearly triggered a diplomatic crisis between Dakar and Banjul. A joint commission is trying to settle a border that colonial powers crudely drew in 1889.
Lire l'article ↗Nigeria’s return to FTSE Russell’s Frontier Market Index is set to unlock vital foreign capital ahead of the Dangote refinery’s anticipated $5bn listing.
Lire l'article ↗The abrupt resignation of Tanzanian Vice President Emmanuel Nchimbi, coupled with his swift expulsion from the ruling CCM party and potential treason charges, signals the rapid erosion of political tolerance across both government and opposition lines.
Lire l'article ↗Across from one of Africa’s busiest slave trade monuments, Ghana’s first presidential library has spent a decade locked, decaying, a pawn in a battle over who should run it.
Lire l'article ↗Sasol posts a 17% rise in full-year profit to R60.7bn as operational gains at Secunda and surging refining margins offset legacy headwinds and chemical softness.
Lire l'article ↗Donald Trump sees it as an ‘invasion’; Jordan Bardella an ‘unprecedented flood’; Spain’s Vox party an ‘act of war against Spain’. The Ceuta migration crisis is proving powerful fuel for the radical right in the US and Europe.
Lire l'article ↗Africa trades more processed goods with itself than it does with the rest of the world, but not yet on the scale needed to drive meaningful industrialisation. A report by the World Bank and France’s development bank identifies a range of trade ‘frictions’ that…
Lire l'article ↗Eskom more than doubled its annual profit to R30.3bn ($1.8bn) on lower diesel burn and Treasury relief, but falling industrial demand and a 3GW capacity surplus present a new operational test.
Lire l'article ↗Gunfire and explosions were heard overnight from Friday 28 to Saturday 29 August in several parts of Niger’s capital, Niamey, including around the military base next to the international airport.
Lire l'article ↗Falling interest rates and aggressive recovery efforts have helped Kenya’s top banks cut bad loans by KSh65.9bn while delivering record half-year profits.
Lire l'article ↗After months of prevarication, President Félix Tshisekedi has announced a sweeping dialogue with the aim of establishing “peace, cohesion and the renewal of the state”. Just over two years from the end to his mandate, he is mixing pragmatism with political cal…
Lire l'article ↗As the succession to António Guterres looms, Africa can no longer be reduced to its 54 votes. Its diversity, its political weight and its quest for autonomy must be fully taken into account by the next UN secretary-general, argues María Fernanda Espinosa, a ca…
Lire l'article ↗Zimbabwe wants to capture more of its booming artisanal gold sector, curb smuggling and reduce environmental damage. But the plans risk facing resistance from the miners who do not want to incur higher operating costs.
Lire l'article ↗Ndindi Nyoro’s entry into the opposition threatens to fracture Mt Kenya’s anti-Ruto vote and undermine Rigathi Gachagua’s bid to emerge as the region’s undisputed political kingpin ahead of the 2027 election.
Lire l'article ↗Under its Kuwaiti president, the Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa intends to press on with the transformation it has undergone in recent years. But the financial and geopolitical balancing act is a difficult one to maintain.
Lire l'article ↗The state gold buyer has become central to Ghana’s FX strategy. Payment delays are now testing whether it can operate without central-bank backing.
Lire l'article ↗The Nigerian stock market has extended its losing streak for a tenth straight session, with analysts saying investors are raising liquidity ahead of the highly anticipated Dangote refinery’s initial public offering (IPO).
Lire l'article ↗Having arrived in the aviation industry by chance in 1984, Mesfin Tasew now runs Ethiopian Airlines, Africa’s leading carrier. The electronics engineer has just had his term extended.
Lire l'article ↗The African National Congress has never announced mayoral candidates ahead of local government elections, and the times when it has tried, it’s ended in disaster – so what is the big deal now? Here are five ways in which the 4 November elections will be differ…
Lire l'article ↗Will the coming El Niño cataclysm, the strongest for over a century, shake western governments out of their complacency over climate shocks?
Lire l'article ↗The arrest on drug charges of Liberia’s former vice president Jewel Howard-Taylor does not establish her guilt. But the state’s willingness to charge Charles Taylor’s ex-wife raises a wider question about whether his legacy still commands the influence, defere…
Lire l'article ↗Riding the mobile money boom, fintechs Sendwave and TapTapSend have shaken up diaspora money transfers to Africa. The two are going head to head on the continent, both touting fast transactions and low fees.
Lire l'article ↗The two West African businesses supplied two-thirds of the cash sent back to MTN Group in the first half of 2026, helping the telecoms giant press ahead with a $6.24m share buyback even as its South African operation struggled.
Lire l'article ↗Officially, the Confederation of African Football (CAF) supports Gianni Infantino’s reelection ahead of the FIFA presidential poll in March 2027. But not all African federations are necessarily toeing that line.
Lire l'article ↗The release of Malian soldiers by the FLA marks a shift in strategy for the rebel group. But Alghabass Ag Intalla, still the master of Kidal, has no intention of forfeiting the alliance he has forged with the JNIM jihadists. Between loyalists and allies of con…
Lire l'article ↗Amid the multiple insurgencies in Ethiopia, Fano militia leader Zemene Kassie claims to have united the key opposition militants in his uncompromising campaign against Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s federal government in Addis Ababa.
Lire l'article ↗The party is polling strongly ahead of November’s local elections. But a run of controversies is testing one of its most valuable assets – its claim to offer cleaner government than the ANC.
Lire l'article ↗The East African country aims to raise $500m from its domestic capital market to acquire a 10% stake in the planned Dangote refinery on Lamu Island, off Kenya’s northern coast.
Lire l'article ↗Nigeria’s most strategically important industry offers some of the country’s highest salaries and most sought-after benefits. Yet a shortage of technical expertise is forcing companies to bring retirees back to work.
Lire l'article ↗Egypt participated in talks that preceded the new collective defence agreement among Saudi Arabia, Türkiye and Pakistan. Its absence appears more likely to reflect Egypt’s own strategic calculations.
Lire l'article ↗Niger has signed a deal with Canadian firm Zimar to build a refinery in Dosso. But the group’s credibility is being called into question, even within government ranks.
Lire l'article ↗Ruling party financier Kudakwashe Tagwirei is now at the centre of Zimbabwe’s succession battle following his appointment to the Senate under the recent constitution amendment.
Lire l'article ↗The disciplinary proceedings against Bruno Foucher, the French ambassador posted to Bangui, could not have come at a worse time for France, as Russia continues to make inroads in the Central African Republic and the region.
Lire l'article ↗The Democratic Republic of Congo becomes the first African country to gain access to Starlink Mobile, via Airtel, in a deal that could potentially be extended to the group’s 14 subsidiaries across the continent.
Lire l'article ↗In an effort to consolidate votes in the north of Nigeria, President Bola Tinubu appointed seven children of elite northern families to key government roles. Will it be enough to garner those much-needed votes for a second-mandate presidency in 2027?
Lire l'article ↗Zambia’s election was not supposed to end like this. For much of the campaign, President Hakainde Hichilema looked well-placed to secure a second term. Instead, the country has emerged from the 13 August vote with its democratic credibility in serious doubt.
Lire l'article ↗A US jury has convicted the banker who helped pay bribes for a Ghana power deal. Now the explosive question in Ghana is who received the money.
Lire l'article ↗Zambia’s President Hakainde Hichilema edged closer to securing a second term Monday as results came in from last week’s vote, marred by opposition arrests and a much-criticised suspension of vote counting.
Lire l'article ↗Attacks on migrants were never on the agenda for this year’s Southern African Development Community (SADC) summit in Durban, but it loomed large in discussions and a protest outside the meeting venue.
Lire l'article ↗The Nigerian government is planning to establish grazing reserves and ranching settlements across all states and the Federal Capital Territory, in a renewed effort to end open grazing, which has been blamed for years of deadly clashes between farmers and nomad…
Lire l'article ↗Lived experience is what Trevor Manuel brings to the table regarding the features and flaws of the continent’s biggest economy. The Africa Report sits down with South Africa’s former finance minister, who talks about politics, Polokwane and more.
Lire l'article ↗With US-Sahel joint intelligence services closing in, Kevin Rideout’s abductors were looking for a way out.
Lire l'article ↗A report by the American NGO Center for Advanced Defense Studies sheds light on the air logistics of Africa Corps. Seven airlines, including Russian and African state-owned operators, supply bases in Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger.
Lire l'article ↗Raila Junior is taking the decisive move to try and follow in his late father Raila Odinga’s big political footsteps, and specifically inherit Baba’s largest political base, in Kenya’s capital, Nairobi.
Lire l'article ↗Nigeria is pushing ahead with plans to link its ports, refineries and fuel depots to the national railway network as the expansion of domestic refining exposes longstanding weaknesses in the country’s distribution infrastructure.
Lire l'article ↗A record-breaking harvest has propelled South Africa’s zesty produce, as the country now seeks new markets in the East.
Lire l'article ↗There are only two days before Nigeria’s Osun governorship election on 15 August, and for the three camps, the stakes are high.
Lire l'article ↗The car bomb killing of Benghazi-based warlord Khalifa Haftar’s spy chief on the night of 10-11 August has raised fresh doubts about the credibility of the US plan to unify the rival regimes in Libya so elections can be held in February 2027.
Lire l'article ↗The rising cost of living, governance issues and the economy all feature when Zambians mark their ballots in the 13 August national elections – but the ghost of the late former president Edgar Lungu will be haunting the vote in this staunchly religious country…
Lire l'article ↗Kenya Power is moving to put the brakes on new wind and solar projects, requiring developers to add battery storage as the grid struggles to absorb more intermittent power. The shift comes as the utility seeks cheaper electricity while balancing the higher cos…
Lire l'article ↗2025 was a record year for sovereign wealth funds on the continent, and the trend is continuing in 2026. Beyond the headlines, do these increasingly popular vehicles have the means to fulfil their ambitions?
Lire l'article ↗In just one year, Chinese investment in Africa surged by 254%. Beyond infrastructure, Beijing is increasingly turning its attention to energy, mining and industry.
Lire l'article ↗The world’s second-largest cocoa producer wants to shield it from mining and decline, but sweeping new protections risk turning ordinary farming choices into serious crimes.
Lire l'article ↗Both National Reconciliation Party for Unity and Prosperity’s (NRPUP) Brian Mundubile and the incumbent, United Party for National Development’s (UPND) Hakainde Hichilema, are political veterans. How do the two square up ahead of Zambia’s elections on 13 Augus…
Lire l'article ↗Dutch special forces reportedly came close twice in recent weeks to capturing fugitive cocaine boss Jos Leijdekkers off Sierra Leone’s coast. But the bigger question haunting Freetown is how one of Europe’s most wanted men appeared to move so comfortably insid…
Lire l'article ↗Despite recent revenue dips and an ongoing force majeure, Nigeria LNG Limited is projecting a bullish future backed by its $4.3bn Train 7 expansion and strategic new supply agreements.
Lire l'article ↗As a little girl riding the bus with her mother, Sazini Mojapelo often questioned why her family struggled while others drove past in cars. Today, the Zimbabwean-South African development leader and first Africa-based CEO of Village Enterprise says that childh…
Lire l'article ↗Former South African president Jacob Zuma catapulted his son Duduzane Zuma into the leadership of his uMkhonto weSizwe Party as first deputy president, after kicking Duduzane’s twin sister, Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla, out. How do the two compare?
Lire l'article ↗The semi-public company responsible for Romania’s nuclear energy sector wants to take possession of around a third of the uranium at the centre of a dispute between the Nigerien government and French company Orano, which has been held at Niamey airport since l…
Lire l'article ↗Belarusian Alexander Zingman has turned a rapport with Emmerson Mnangagwa into a multimillion-dollar trading empire spanning agriculture, mining and diplomacy – all while avoiding Western sanctions.
Lire l'article ↗Four years after leaving State House, Uhuru Kenyatta is attempting to reunite Kenya’s splintered opposition and engineer a coalition capable of defeating William Ruto in 2027. But whether rival opposition leaders can put aside their ambitions remains the centr…
Lire l'article ↗Central African Republic Prime Minister Félix Moloua visited Vakaga following attacks, but the population fears a fresh assault amid a simmering crisis.
Lire l'article ↗Both the United States and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) governments have expressed a shared interest in building more resilient mineral supply chains — yet the anticipated surge of American mining investment has not materialised.
Lire l'article ↗Two years after leaving his hijacked political party, Citizens Coalition for Change, Zimbabwe opposition leader Nelson Chamisa is back.
Lire l'article ↗The Democratic Alliance leader took office promising to turn his party into South Africa’s largest political force. Just over 100 days into his three-year term, has Geordin Hill-Lewis made a convincing start?
Lire l'article ↗Absent from the country for nearly two months, Cameroon’s President Paul Biya has carried out a series of promotions and appointments within the army. This was an opportunity to further tighten his grip on the military apparatus.
Lire l'article ↗Having steadily lost ground over recent years in its traditional North-West stronghold, Cameroon’s Social Democratic Front party aims to use the forthcoming local elections to reestablish itself in this English-speaking part of the country. One target stands a…
Lire l'article ↗As Mt Kenya slips towards Rigathi Gachagua and pressure mounts from Western Kenya for the deputy presidency, William Ruto must decide whether Kithure Kindiki remains his best bet for re-election or whether a new running mate is needed to secure a second term.
Lire l'article ↗Five years after the 2021 Ceuta crossing triggered a diplomatic rupture between Madrid and Rabat, 30 July’s deadly scenes in the tiny Spanish enclave thrust Morocco back to the centre of Europe’s migration debate. But Spain quietly resolved the crisis and most…
Lire l'article ↗TotalEnergies has launched a legal challenge against Nigeria’s tax authorities and the NNPC over a disputed N75.2bn tax assessment, saying it breaches a long-standing offshore project financing agreement.
Lire l'article ↗After five years of issuances in yen and yuan, the bank returns to the dollar with a $1.5bn raise. Behind this major comeback lie a restored credit rating and a carefully calculated bet on timing.
Lire l'article ↗The Zulu king, who controls KwaZulu-Natal, where most of the South African anti-immigrant protests are taking place, went to Zimbabwe to assure President Emmerson Mnangagwa that the people of the two nations were united and that third-party forces could not di…
Lire l'article ↗A businessman turned contender for his father’s succession, Franck Biya is patiently weaving his web. From family to business circles, from the seat of government to the elites of the Grand Nord via sporting stars – here is a map of his network.
Lire l'article ↗Etihad Airways has signed interline agreements with Air Peace in Nigeria and Africa World Airlines in Ghana. The Emirati carrier is favouring local alliances to take on Emirates and Qatar Airways on the continent.
Lire l'article ↗Ten days after taking over the presidency of ECOWAS, Senegal’s head of state chose Bamako for his first trip abroad. The move reflects a gradual thaw between the sub-regional body and the Alliance of Sahel States countries.
Lire l'article ↗A deserter facing an arrest warrant for fraud, the former head of Paul Biya’s military intelligence bureau has broken his silence from Europe. His accusations against the secretary-general of the presidency are rocking Yaoundé.
Lire l'article ↗After months of administrative difficulties and divisions to get Trevor Mwamba’s candidacy registered, the opposition has united behind Brian Mundubile and is mounting a last-minute campaign to unseat President Hakainde Hichilema in the 13 August election.
Lire l'article ↗The ultimate test to decide between the seven candidates vying to succeed António Guterres as UN Secretary-General – the ‘straw polls’ within the Security Council – begin today in New York. Here’s what’s involved in a process that Otunnu himself lays claim to…
Lire l'article ↗The carrier’s best year yet collides with aircraft shortages, a Middle East war and a $60m-passenger airport bet that has yet to prove itself.
Lire l'article ↗Two days after the six declared candidates gave their interviews, Uganda has put forward Olara Otunnu’s candidacy to succeed António Guterres in January 2027. Rotation dictates that Latin America should be next in line for the world’s top diplomat post.
Lire l'article ↗The opposition has denounced the constitutional court ruling as a green light for President Félix Tshisekedi to seek a new term — but it’s not as simple as that. Here’s what the real implications of the ruling are for DRC’s democracy.
Lire l'article ↗Two years after turning to the Turkish power supplier’s floating power plants to cope with an energy crisis, Libreville is trying to renegotiate a very costly contract.
Lire l'article ↗Diplomats meet in Abuja to discuss ongoing attacks on African immigrants in South Africa, as Pretoria defends its right to tackle irregular immigration and crime linked to undocumented foreign nationals.
Lire l'article ↗Promises to turn Kenya into East Africa’s refining hub, but the announcement raises critical questions that could determine the investment’s success.
Lire l'article ↗Malian forces and their Russian auxiliaries deployed the drones in the country’s north in early July. Two incidents verified by Jeune Afrique and Bellingcat reveal the use of this new long-range strike capability.
Lire l'article ↗The African Development Bank is quietly looking for a new host after Niger’s military rulers fell out with neighbouring states and two of the institution’s biggest shareholders.
Lire l'article ↗After executive suspensions and a boardroom exodus, The Africa Report examines, through five key questions, what the turmoil at South Africa’s Public Investment Corporation means for public-sector pensions and market confidence.
Lire l'article ↗Political promises have yet to produce an American mining rush.
Lire l'article ↗Since the death of Sadio Camara, the junta leader has taken back the defence portfolio. He leans on a tight circle of officers, both to defend Mali against jihadists and to hold together an army that has become the main pillar of his rule.
Lire l'article ↗Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana want Africa’s cocoa producers to speak with one voice. Their latest push through CIGCI aims to strengthen bargaining power and capture more value from the global cocoa trade.
Lire l'article ↗The global green transition relies heavily on Sub-Saharan Africa’s $16tn mineral bounty. Without urgent institutional reform, local communities will continue to pay the price for global decarbonisation.
Lire l'article ↗Long-running disputes over lost bags, stranded travellers and unheeded fines culminate in the strongest regulatory ultimatum Morocco’s flag carrier has faced in Africa.
Lire l'article ↗With no progress on implementation of the Washington Peace Accords, Kinshasa has sent a high-ranking diplomat to Europe brandishing a memo signed by the FDLR – undermining some of Kigali’s leverage with Western partners.
Lire l'article ↗A convoy of Russian armoured vehicles taking the route between Lomé and Bamako, passing through Burkina Faso, shows that Africa Corps has found a workaround after Guinea refused to admit a sanctioned cargo ship.
Lire l'article ↗Membership lists rewritten by South Africa’s vice-president, Paul Mashatile, a French co-chair on pause and a memorandum still unsigned: the business council born at the G20 in Johannesburg is going nowhere, even as France becomes South Africa’s largest foreig…
Lire l'article ↗Kenya’s Mt Kenya Ol Kalou by-election upset, as constituents voted in underdog Sammy Kamau, has caused President William Ruto’s ruling United Democratic Alliance (UDA) to rethink its strategy going into the 2027 presidential elections. Who is this young MP?
Lire l'article ↗MPs turned pastors, town councillors, presidential candidates: Ivorian evangelicalism is putting down roots on the political field. A movement that cuts across party lines and raises questions about where spiritual calling ends and electoral ambition begins.
Lire l'article ↗A former vice-president of the African Development Bank who spent time at the World Bank before joining the merchant bank SouthBridge, Frannie Leautier is one of the most influential figures in African development finance.
Lire l'article ↗While mergers and acquisitions deals are surging worldwide, African private equity has sunk to its lowest level in four years. A gap that neither the wider economic climate nor AI looks likely to close any time soon.
Lire l'article ↗Two decades after it was set up, the European Union’s ‘blacklist’ has reshaped African aviation from top to bottom. Safety standards have moved forward, yet more than half the airlines barred from flying in Europe are still African.
Lire l'article ↗From Kigali to Tunis, this Rwandan has shaped the continent’s economy over three decades. A portrait of a pragmatist who has always favoured tailored solutions over a one-size-fits-all approach.
Lire l'article ↗Born in Monrovia and forced to flee Liberia’s civil war as a child, Miatta Fahnbulleh went from refugee to rising political star, earning the new Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s trust. Now, as energy secretary, she’s tasked with overhauling Britain’s energy syst…
Lire l'article ↗Wave is now nipping at Orange Money’s heels on every key metric in the West African CFA franc zone. Behind the price war lies a whole sector reinventing itself under regulatory pressure from the regional central bank.
Lire l'article ↗Ghana has jailed opposition heavyweight Chairman Wontumi for 20 years over illegal mining, marking the country’s most significant political conviction in the fight against galamsey.
Lire l'article ↗The vast project promises to link West African gasfields with regional markets and Europe, but financing and construction risks remain formidable.
Lire l'article ↗As oil prices climb above $90 a barrel amidst escalating hostilities between the US and Iran, African economies face mounting inflation and widening budget deficits. From Dangote’s refining to tax cuts and stockpiling, what strategies are in place?
Lire l'article ↗From drone makers and airport builders to diplomats, powerbrokers and airline executives, meet the people and institutions driving Ankara’s African ambitions.
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