Ikeoluwa Ogungbangbe

Senegal’s internet blackout raises alarm over rights abuses amid electoral turmoil, sparking international scrutiny and condemnation.

Zimbabwe takes decisive steps to stabilize currency, linking exchange rate to gold assets, aiming to restore economic confidence.

South Africa awaits relief as Eskom aims to restore power units, easing nationwide blackouts by mid-week.

After 150 years, a US museum returns looted gold regalia to Ghana, marking a significant milestone in cultural restitution efforts.

TotalEnergies follows Shell in divesting Nigerian onshore oil assets due to environmental challenges.

Vice President Bawumia unveils plans to revitalize Ghana’s economy, combat corruption, and promote private sector growth in campaign speech.

De Beers and Botswana expressed worries to the G7 over the potential repercussions of Russian diamond sanctions, urging caution to prevent unintended effects.

Nigeria’s Central Bank identifies $2.4 billion irregularities in overdue forex transactions amid a naira crisis; a Deloitte audit exposes issues.

Namibia’s President Hage Geingob, a key figure in its history, dies at 82 after battling cancer. His legacy resonates.

South Africa’s Vodacom reports a remarkable 29.7% surge in Q3 service revenue, primarily driven by its strategic expansion into Egypt.