Ikeoluwa Ogungbangbe

Amid Egypt’s power cuts, local venues offer crucial study spaces to support students during critical high school exams.

Namibia to start building a new desalination plant in January 2025, aiming to mitigate severe drought conditions and support its economic sectors.

Egypt’s government commits $1.18 billion to fuel imports aiming to halt summer power cuts and stabilize national electricity.

Protests against tax reforms in Kenya have escalated into national unrest, prompting a strong security response as demonstrators demand change.

Under pan-African Billionaire Benedict Peters, Aiteo approaches a major $700 million revenue milestone, showcasing resilience and strategic growth in Africa’s energy sector.

Amid a severe heatwave, Egypt extends daily blackouts to three hours to manage increased electricity demand and ensure grid stability.

Kenya achieves a crucial IMF agreement, promising financial aid and urging fiscal adjustments for economic stability.

Violent clashes in central Somalia claim over fifty lives as disputes over resources between clans escalate.

Mali’s financial workers persist in their strike following the arrest of union leader Hamadoun Bah, amidst broader national and political tensions.

Egypt takes firm action against tourism companies after the deaths of Hajj pilgrims in Mecca, highlighting the need for stringent safety measures.