Rising tensions in Kenya as protesters and police clash in nationwide demonstrations against President Ruto’s leadership.
Ikeoluwa Ogungbangbe
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The Dangote refinery is reshaping the West African oil market by expanding gasoil exports and adhering to evolving environmental standards.
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Ras Ijdir, the critical border crossing between Libya and Tunisia, reopens fully, strengthening regional connectivity and security.
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Recent attacks in northeastern Nigeria have left at least 18 dead and 30 injured, striking fear and sorrow in Borno state.
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Mauritania’s presidential election sees Ghazouani compete for reelection amidst major economic promises and challenges from six opponents.
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Amid Egypt’s power cuts, local venues offer crucial study spaces to support students during critical high school exams.
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Namibia to start building a new desalination plant in January 2025, aiming to mitigate severe drought conditions and support its economic sectors.
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Egypt’s government commits $1.18 billion to fuel imports aiming to halt summer power cuts and stabilize national electricity.
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Protests against tax reforms in Kenya have escalated into national unrest, prompting a strong security response as demonstrators demand change.
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Under pan-African Billionaire Benedict Peters, Aiteo approaches a major $700 million revenue milestone, showcasing resilience and strategic growth in Africa’s energy sector.