Morocco Steps Up as Energy Crisis Looms
The government announced that subsidies on butane gas will be maintained, keeping domestic cylinder prices unchanged…reports Newsdesk Morocco has introduced a series of measures
CAF Reforms Rules After AFCON Final Chaos
CAF said the reforms are designed to strengthen confidence in match officials, including referees and VAR operators…reports Asian Lite News The Confederation of African
Algeria Calls for Stronger Africa Digital Links
Tebboune highlighted telecommunications as a critical driver of economic, social and cultural progress, calling it both a strategic priority and a fundamental right for
South Africa Woos Global Investors at 6th South Africa Investment Conference
This year’s conference, co hosted with the International Finance Corporation, comes at a time when the country is seeking to convert investor confidence into
Kenya Strengthens China Trade Ties
New agreements with China open duty-free market access for Kenyan exports while boosting infrastructure investment, even as Nairobi balances rising debt concerns and expanding
Starlink Namibia Licence Rejected
Starlink faces regulatory setback as Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia denies licence over local ownership rules, with appeal process and public input window now
Kenya Tea Exports Disrupted
Ongoing Middle East conflict halts shipments worth millions, disrupts key trade routes and impacts tea, meat and flower exports across Kenya’s economy…reports Asian Lite
Trump Praises Africa’s Economic Potential
European energy giants, including TotalEnergies, Eni, Shell, BP and Equinor, are advancing major oil and gas projects in countries such as Mozambique, Libya, Nigeria
Somalia Crisis Deepens Amid War, Hunger
In a crowded displacement camp in southern Somalia, the sound of a crying child offers a fragile sign of hope — the weakest are
Ethiopia Fuel Crisis Deepens
Motorists in Ethiopia have been forced to sleep in their cars as fuel shortages triggered by Middle East tensions disrupt daily life, with long
