Ghana faces losing $3.8 billion in World Bank aid and derailing a crucial $3 billion IMF loan if the anti-LGBTQ bill is signed into law.
Ikeoluwa Ogungbangbe
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Hundreds in Dakar demand the postponed presidential elections be held before April 2, challenging President Macky Sall and advocating for democratic continuity in Senegal.
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The Electricity Company of Ghana embarks on a digitization journey to combat power theft, enhance service delivery, and safeguard revenue through comprehensive meter assessments.
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Dan Marokane steps into Eskom’s top role, facing daunting challenges of reviving South Africa’s power sector and steering the nation towards a sustainable energy future.
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Nigeria intensifies its cryptocurrency crackdown by detaining Binance executives, spotlighting the nation’s efforts to control naira speculation and regulate digital currencies.
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Ghana is rapidly moving to restructure its external debt, aiming to bounce back from its economic downturn with President Akufo-Addo leading the charge for financial stability.
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Sasol commits to reducing carbon emissions by 30% by 2030, emphasizing the need for a balanced approach to climate goals and economic growth.
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Former Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki receives an eight-year prison sentence in absentia, highlighting the country’s deepening political divide and escalating tensions under President Kais Saied’s rule.
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The upcoming Nigeria-Canada Trade Summit in Lagos aims to boost economic relations, offering networking with leaders and insights into business migration
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Zambia’s kwacha becomes Africa’s best performer in 2024, thanks to the Central Bank’s policy tightening. Sustainable growth now hinges on increased foreign investment and economic reforms.