Government uses gold sales and external financing to secure fuel imports as forex shortage deepens in Malawi.

Senegal debt official says financial figures align with IMF data after audits and denies claims of hidden arrears reports emerging.

Heavy winter rains help Morocco more than double cereal output to nearly nine million tonnes after prolonged drought conditions easing.

Trump says US may support UAE with currency swap amid Iran war tensions

Zambia mining sector hit by shutdowns as copper smelters and acid supply constraints weigh on regional output levels.

Phalaborwa project highlights US efforts to secure rare earth supply chains even as relations with South Africa face political challenges.

Nigeria sends special forces to Turkey for advanced training under new bilateral security cooperation agreement deal.

Strong demand in Congo supports Ivanhoe acid sales as global supply tightens due to Middle East disruptions.

US mediated Libya deal aims to stabilise finances through unified budget after years of institutional division and conflict reports indicate.

World Bank urges targeted relief measures as countries face higher costs from energy shocks linked to Middle East war.

Mauritius expects weaker growth and higher inflation as Middle East conflict affects energy markets and shipping routes.

Policy aims to curb money laundering and reduce reliance on US dollar, which dominates most everyday transactions across DR Congo.

World Bank IMF and UN warn rising oil gas and fertilizer prices will increase global food costs, threatening vulnerable populations in low-income countries.

Madagascar struggles with fuel supply delays and declares energy emergency to stabilise electricity and essential services.

MASI 20 futures trading begins in Morocco under new regulatory framework for derivatives and equity market growth.

OPEC+ agreed to raise oil production quotas while warning that war damage to energy infrastructure and disrupted shipping routes could prolong volatility and threaten global energy supplies.

The conflict threatens growth and inflation while creating limited gains for some ports and exporters in Africa.

Workers at Seplat Energy halted industrial action as the company committed to pay increases and collective bargaining talks continue.

Africa sustains broad economic growth despite debt, climate risks, and global uncertainty, with East, North, and West Africa driving regional integration and diversification.

African governments across South Africa, Ghana, Malawi, and other nations raised fuel prices sharply as the Iran war drives global oil costs higher.

Rising shipping costs and war tensions threaten Sudan’s imports, food supply and fragile economy

Dubai announced $272 million in aid for citizens, families, and businesses to mitigate economic disruption caused by Iran’s attacks and regional instability.

Mauritius and South Sudan are introducing energy restrictions and power rationing as African nations face fuel shortages caused by the Iran conflict disrupting oil supplies.

Nigeria’s Dangote Refinery has started exporting fuel to several African nations after Middle East war disruptions pushed global oil prices higher.