Oil Workers’ Strike Shuts Down NNPC as Dangote Refinery Sack Sparks Crisis
Nigeria’s oil industry has been thrown into fresh turmoil as oil workers embarked on a nationwide strike on Monday, shutting…
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Indian Tycoon Pankaj Oswal Drags Guinea to Court Over $1bn Mining Dispute
Indian billionaire Pankaj Oswal has taken Guinea to arbitration in New York, seeking more than $1 billion in damages after…
Malawi Sets Example for Africa as PATROL-AFRICA Hails Peaceful Elections
The Pan-African Alliance for Transparency and Rule of Law in Africa (PATROL-AFRICA) has showered praises on Malawians for showing the…
Tanzania’s 2025 Elections in Trouble as Crackdown Deepens
With just weeks to go before Tanzania’s October 29 general election, serious doubts are mounting about whether the polls will…
At UNGA, African Leaders Loud on Gaza but Quiet on Sudan and Congo
At this year’s United Nations General Assembly in New York, African leaders came out strong against Israel’s assault on Gaza…
EU Pledges €545 Million to Boost Renewable Energy Projects Across Africa
The European Union has announced a €545 million funding package to fast-track renewable energy development across Africa, with the aim…
Bank of Ghana Slams GH¢20,000 Licence Fee on Digital Lenders
The Bank of Ghana (BoG) is tightening the ropes on Ghana’s fast-rising online lending market with a new directive that…
US Backs Zambia’s Copper Boom with $1.4m Push into Critical Minerals
The United States is stepping deeper into Africa’s mineral game, dropping a $1.4 million grant to boost copper and cobalt…
UK Joins Hands with Ghana to Ease $256m Debt, Boost Roads and Jobs
Ghana and the United Kingdom have sealed a major deal to restructure $256 million in bilateral debt, stretching repayment timelines…
French Navy Seizes Cocaine Worth $610m Off West African Coast
The French navy has made a massive drug bust off the coast of West Africa, intercepting nearly 10 tonnes of…