Facing economic hardship, Tunisia receives a €450 million boost from the European Investment Bank.

A new report reveals shocking working conditions for miners in DR Congo, a key source of cobalt and copper for electric vehicles and green energy.

Initially, SYNABEF’s strike lasted from Thursday to Saturday following Bah’s arrest on Wednesday

Peaceful protests in Accra saw citizens carrying kerosene lanterns and chanting songs, demanding an end to the power outages disrupting their lives and businesses.

A consumer lawsuit in Nigeria led to a fine for MultiChoice (DSTV, GOTV) and a free month for subscribers after the company ignored a court order on price increases.

The war in Gaza has driven the unemployment rate in the territory to nearly 80 percent, severely impacting livelihoods.

Benin detains Niger nationals in a dispute over oil pipeline access, escalating tensions between the West African neighbors.

Facing economic challenges, Egypt secures a crucial $820 million loan from the IMF.

Fueled by AI and a stock split, Nvidia’s market cap nears $3 trillion.

Tensions rise in Mali as bank workers strike and protests erupt over high living costs and electricity cuts.

Sergei Lavrov concludes his African tour in Chad, focusing on bolstering military ties amidst rising anti-Western sentiment.

Kenyan President Ruto emphasizes Africa’s potential to contribute to global decarbonization efforts.

Facing a devastating drought, Zambia secures a $574 million IMF loan to address food insecurity and support its economy.

Nigerian union leaders suspended a nationwide strike for seven days to facilitate further negotiations on wage increases and other demands.

An activist group in Morocco has requested government intervention to prevent a Japanese-owned cargo ship.

To combat a summer heatwave and network maintenance needs, Egypt extends power cuts by an extra hour.

Production of 3 models is halted, but the company assures no safety concerns for existing vehicles.

Strike fever grips Nigeria as workers protest rising living costs and a stagnant minimum wage.

BP shipping 45,000 metric tons of fuel from Lagos’ Dangote refinery to Rotterdam

Facing a global cocoa deficit, Ivory Coast tightens export terms by canceling a mid-crop grading discount for deferred contracts.

The European Union officially adopted the Economic Partnership Agreement with Kenya, granting duty-free access for Kenyan exports and fostering cooperation on sustainability.

Facing high debt and unfair borrowing costs, African leaders urge reform of the global financial system.

Guinea-Bissau, a corruption-plagued country, is the first in sub-Saharan Africa to utilize blockchain technology to manage civil servant salaries and enhance transparency.

Effective from June, the price of subsidized bread will rise from 5 piastres to 20 piastres