Nigeria's $8B oil security costs spark controversy
State oil company NNPC said it incurred the cost to protect oil facilities.
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State oil company NNPC said it incurred the cost to protect oil facilities.
African Union’s new rating agency promises to add a fresh voice in a market dominated by the Big Three credit rating agencies.
For decades, a lack of data has held back economic development in countries across Africa.
Sub-Saharan Africa’s off-grid solar market is due to expand by 450% by 2035, say a.
Tafouk TV signed a cooperation agreement with the parent company of Moscow’s broadcaster RT to jointly cover events, reports RFI.
The firm is hoping to raise up to $1 billion, a person familiar with the plans told Semafor.
The deterioration in ties has simmered for nearly two years, raising fears that Washington may take more economically damaging steps.
Experts fear a renewed conflict between Ethiopia and the Tigray People’s Liberation Front could lead to a severe humanitarian crisis.
‘Commercial diplomacy’ won't protect Red Sea security or counterterrorism goals if the Horn of Africa collapses into a regional conflict.
A recent spate of murders and mass shootings shone a light on the realities of violence in South Africa.
Transsion held a 53% market share by revenue in Africa in 2025, according to research firm Frost & Sullivan.
Zambia is Africa’s second-largest producer of copper, whose prices have soared as demand rises for metals used in electric vehicles and power grids.
The bank has held talks with financiers to find ways to mobilize around $4 trillion in untapped domestic capital to fund Africa's development needs, its president said.
Ethiopia has accused Egypt, Eritrea, and Sudan of supporting armed opposition groups that have fought its federal troops.
The president’s three-year overhaul of Nigeria’s economy has dramatically raised living and operational costs for households and businesses.
A petition by civil society groups to South African authorities highlighted concerns over a lack of awareness around data center water consumption.
Governments across the continent relied heavily on USAID, Washington's development agency, to fund health programs before it was shuttered last year.
Leo Brent Bozell III was first summoned in March over his remarks on the “Kill the Boer” chant.
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