Mozambique cleared its 630.1 million IMF debt, ending its status as the only country in arrears and opening the door to a new lending programme.
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A Golden Decade: How Senegal Became West Africa’s New Mining Powerhouse For years, Senegal was overshadowed in the gold sector by its wealthier neighbours — Mali, Mauritania and Guinea. But the country is now experiencing a remarkable surge in gold production and investment, recording more than 10.4 tonnes of gold output in 2025, as mining
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The cranes at Lamu Port are busier than they have ever been. What was once a sluggish infrastructure project, years behind schedule and largely ignored by global shipping firms, has suddenly become one of the most strategically significant pieces of real estate in the Indian Ocean. The reason is simple: the Hormuz Strait, the narrow
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Nigeria’s Dangote Refinery has slashed fuel prices below import costs, triggering a standoff with established fuel marketers and renewing debate over market dominance in Africa’s largest crude oil producer.
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Saudi Arabia is accelerating a push into African critical mineral markets at a pace that has startled competing investors and attracted sharp attention from China, which has long treated the continent’s mineral wealth as a strategic priority. Riyadh’s crown prince Mohammed bin Salman, through the Kingdom’s Public Investment Fund and a constellation of state-linked enterprises,
Ethiopia and Rosatom signed a Strategic Roadmap for Nuclear Energy Development on March 31, 2026, cementing a cooperation pact first agreed in September 2025.
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Nigeria’s gasoline prices have risen 65% amid global oil shocks, despite the Dangote Refinery launch. The paradox exposes deep structural vulnerabilities in Africa’s largest economy.
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Ethiopia has secured investment commitments totalling $8.5 billion at the close of a major Pan-African Investment Conference held in Addis Ababa this week, in what officials described as a landmark moment for the country’s economic recovery and its ambitions to position itself as the continent’s leading destination for foreign capital. The three-day event, hosted at
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