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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.

Ghana’s cocoa farmers turn to smuggling beans to Ivory Coast, driven by the cedi’s sharp decline and soaring production costs.

At least 12 people have died and several are missing after heavy rains triggered devastating landslides in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, prompting a state of emergency.

The Finance Bill 2024 in Kenya has sparked widespread protests over proposed tax hikes, with citizens and opposition leaders demanding fairer economic measures.

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.

ZimStat announces a 2025 economic census to assess Zimbabwe’s economy, including all business sizes for comprehensive data.

Several African countries have expanded their HPV vaccination programs to combat cervical cancer, aiming to reduce high incidence rates and save lives through early immunization.

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