Kenya’s $5.2bn Gold Project Stirs Community Unrest
One of Kenya’s biggest mining investments promises billions for local communities, but residents remain wary…reports Newsdesk The national government has moved to highlight the
Why Is Africa Still Borrowing When It Has $469 Billion Uncollected?
Illicit flows, weak enforcement and a vast informal economy are costing Africa more than it borrows…reports Newsdesk Africa has the potential to mobilise an
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
Kenya Faces Fuel Shortage As Middle East Conflict Disrupts Supply
Hundreds of fuel retailers across Kenya are already experiencing supply constraints, with about 20 percent of the country’s roughly 3,100 independent dealers affected, Newsdesk
Senegal’s Hidden Debt Deals Spark Transparency Fears
Senegal has secured €650mn in undisclosed borrowing through complex financial instruments, raising concerns over transparency and creditor hierarchy. The deals come as the country
Ghana Bets on Tech to Boost Agriculture
Mahama outlined plans to shift Ghana towards a value-addition model, where raw agricultural produce is processed into finished goods for export and domestic consumption….reports
West Asia Turmoil, Afghan War Push Pakistan Economy to Brink
Pakistan’s woes deepen with conflict in Afghanistan and battles with the TTP and BLA, straining both its military and economy….reports Asian Lite News Pakistan
Oil Surges Past $100 Amid Iran Conflict
Crude oil prices almost touched $110 per barrel after major Middle East producers reduced output Oil prices soared above $100 a barrel due to
Mali plans fuel rationing
Mali’s military-led government has announced plans to introduce fuel rationing after militant attacks disrupted vital supply routes into the landlocked West African country…reports Asian
Cranes of Hope Over Johannesburg
Johannesburg’s skyline is showing tentative signs of life after years of economic stagnation, with cranes and construction returning to parts of the city…reports Asian
