Tesco, Woolworths, and Shoprite join forces to propel retail innovation with a $125 million venture capital fund, focusing on technology-driven consumer experiences and sustainability solutions in the grocery sector.”
In a horrifying act of violence, a militia’s attack in Ituri province, eastern Congo, leaves 25 civilians dead, underscoring the region’s ongoing security crisis.
Senegal’s PM Ousmane Sonko announces a new government, aiming to fulfill President Faye’s transformative campaign promises, including economic and sector audits.
A Binance executive appears in court on charges of tax evasion and money laundering in Nigeria, marking a significant legal battle for the cryptocurrency leader.
Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula resigns as South Africa’s National Assembly speaker amidst corruption investigations relating to her tenure as defense minister.
President William Ruto reveals a 12% reduction in Kenya’s 2024/25 budget, aiming for fiscal sustainability and a balanced budget within the next three years.
Nigeria’s Dangote oil refinery starts local petroleum product distribution, signaling a major leap towards the country’s goal of achieving energy independence.
The IMF links an $8 billion loan for Egypt to crucial economic reforms, including currency flexibility, aiming for sustainable growth and market-driven policies.
In a decisive move, Ivory Coast’s President Ouattara hikes the cocoa farmgate price by 50%, directly benefiting local farmers amid a global market deficit and rising cocoa prices.
Morocco’s investment in a new $300 million BTR cathode plant for EV batteries marks a significant leap towards becoming a key player in the global EV supply chain.
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