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Nigeria’s decision to block Shell’s $2.4 billion asset sale raises concerns about attracting foreign investment, despite efforts to revive the economy. Regulatory delays send mixed signals to investors, potentially stalling …

A plane carrying Russian crew members was shot down by RSF forces in Sudan, highlighting foreign involvement in the ongoing conflict.

President Tinubu reshuffles his cabinet, appointing new ministers and renaming key ministries to manage Nigeria’s economic challenges and growing inflation

Eight civilians, including children, were killed in a drone strike in northern Mali’s Timbuktu region during a local fair. The Tuareg rebels blamed Malian forces

Africa faces setbacks in development as coups and conflicts increase, undermining progress in governance, economics, and social stability across the continent.

The South African rand continues to fluctuate as inflation pressures rise. Learn how this affects the economy, foreign investment, and the future of South Africa’s growth.

Mali will repay $332 million in domestic debt to alleviate economic strain caused by political instability, sanctions, and conflict

A senior official from Tanzania’s opposition party, Chadema, has been abducted and seriously injured, with the party accusing the government of politically motivated violence

Senegal is bringing back its citizens fleeing Lebanon’s crisis, helping them rebuild lives after losing everything.

African food tech startups use technology to solve food insecurity, improve production, and increase access to affordable, nutritious food