European nations are trying to persuade South African coal workers that switching to renewable energy won’t lead to job losses, but the workers remain skeptical.

Algeria has banned French wheat imports in a recent tender, citing diplomatic tensions with France over the Western Sahara dispute.

A high-profile Eni corruption trial took a surprising turn as two Milan prosecutors were convicted for failing to file documents that could have helped the defense.

Equinor remains dedicated to $42 billion LNG project despite delays in Tanzania due to government changes to financial agreements.

In a bid to support economic recovery, Kenya’s central bank has cut its benchmark lending rate to 12.00%.

A recent announcement from Burkina Faso’s government has brought relief to Canadian mining company Fortuna Mining, as the country has decided to maintain their existing mining permits.

Africa’s oil and gas-rich country’s announcement comes after several nations began selling oil and gas in local currencies following outbreak of Russia-Ukraine conflict in February 2022

African solar companies are transforming lives by providing electricity to rural communities in Central and West Africa.

This ruling comes after the court found that Morocco’s trade deals with the EU violated the right of the Sahrawi people to self-determination.

Ghana’s economic recovery is gaining momentum as the IMF approves the third review of its $3 billion loan program.

Gilead has announced licensing deals to expand access to its HIV prevention drug, lenacapavir, in lower-income countries.

Uganda’s foreign exchange reserves have shrunk to a three-month import cover, raising concerns about debt sustainability.

Clashes erupted as demonstrators demanded a better future.

Ethiopia expects progress by December towards a debt restructuring agreement with creditor nations, aiming to resolve its default status while negotiating with bondholders.

Ivory Coast has increased the cocoa farmgate price by 20% to 1,800 CFA francs per kg for the new season to support farmers following a production drop.

Currently, only about 30% of the country has access to electricity, with rural access plummeting to below 5%

Mali’s junta has continued its anti-Western policies with the arrest of four Barrick Gold employees.

The ZiG, representing Zimbabwe’s sixth attempt at a stable currency within 15 years, was introduced to curb inflation

The discussions also included plans for a 200-megawatt (MW) solar power plant to be constructed by Novawind, another Rosatom subsidiary

Senegal’s government unveils a long-awaited financial review, addressing economic challenges and outlining plans for future growth and development.

Many analysts had anticipated that the central bank would maintain the current rates, especially after inflation declined for the second month in a row in August

The National Oil Corporation has declared force majeure on several oilfields and ports.

South Africa’s BEE program is under scrutiny as critics argue that it has failed to address the country’s deep-rooted racial inequality.

The energy company believes there are significant undiscovered resources in the region and is also considering offshore exploration in the future.