Premier Li Qiang has launched a massive energy project in Tibet that aims to generate 300 billion kWh annually and advance China’s carbon goals.

Kenya’s Octavia Carbon is leveraging geothermal energy to pioneer cost-effective direct air carbon capture, despite scepticism and scalability challenges.

Tariffs imposed by the US have led to a collapse in South African auto exports, creating deep concerns for the country’s economy and workers.

Mozambique says conditions now allow TotalEnergies to resume its LNG project halted after 2021 insurgency near its Afungi site.

Bankers blame an acute shortage of foreign-exchange inflows and heavy withdrawals of local deposits for paralyzing the formal market

Malian authorities are using gold reserves from a seized Barrick mine to address salary arrears and resume production activities.

Facing pressure from declining diamond revenue and shrinking reserves, Botswana will allow the pula to depreciate faster than previously announced.

Nigeria’s Dangote refinery plans fuel storage in Namibia to serve southern African markets and enhance regional energy distribution.

A 30-year contract between Sonatrach and Eni will explore and exploit hydrocarbons in Algeria’s Berkine Basin, investing $1.35 billion.

Libya’s NOC signs with BP and Shell to study and develop hydrocarbon resources in key oilfields.

Morocco builds a homegrown gaming industry with developer hubs and training to create jobs for its youth.

Following a successful program review, the IMF has disbursed $261.9 million in credit support to the Democratic Republic of Congo.

IMF endorses Ethiopia’s loan program and releases funding while the country negotiates relief on $8.4 billion of debt.

Modi and Mahama pledged closer cooperation in defence, counter-terrorism, and critical mineral exploration.

Kenya will privatise state assets through IPOs to bring in private investment and strengthen its domestic capital markets.

South Africa requested an extension from the US on a bilateral trade deal to ensure alignment with current negotiation frameworks and protect national interests.

Morocco and China opened a battery component plant expected to power one million EVs per year, marking a major step in green industrial cooperation

The bank’s chief economist says Afreximbank may avoid tough markets by seeking financing from China and African countries.

Funding for the Lobito Corridor railway remains secure as U.S. ambassador stresses trade cooperation.

South Africa received a 1.5 billion dollar World Bank loan to upgrade transport infrastructure and support a low-carbon economic transition.

Niger mine workers’ union supports nationalisation of uranium mine as government moves to reclaim control from French operator Orano.

Uganda’s coffee export earnings and shipments rose sharply in May, fuelled by a bumper harvest and rising market prices

The US-Africa Business Summit in Luanda unites African presidents and investors to foster economic partnerships

Democratic Republic of the Congo extended its cobalt export suspension by three months due to persistent oversupply in the global market