Namibia: uranium shipment from Langer Heinrich mine resumes
Paladin Energy announced on July 22 its first uranium shipment since the Langer Heinrich mine in Namibia resumed activity in March after a six-year halt […]
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Zambian President Dismisses Anti-Corruption Board Amid Graft Allegations
In a surprising turn of events, Zambian President Hakinde Hichilema has dismissed the entire board of the country’s Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) following accusations of corruption […]
Tanzanian Information Minister Ousted Following Controversial Election Remarks
Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu Hassan has dismissed Information Minister Nape Nnauye following a public outcry over his remarks suggesting election rigging. Nnauye was caught on […]
New UK Government Reveals Staggering Cost of Scrapped Rwanda Migrant Plan
The newly elected Labour government in the UK has disclosed that the previous Conservative administration had planned to spend a whopping £10 billion on the […]
Dangote Refinery Seeks Crude Oil from Libya and Angola Amid Nigerian Supply Challenges
Africa’s largest refinery, the Dangote facility in Nigeria, is actively seeking crude oil supplies from Libya and Angola. This move comes as the refinery faces […]
South Kivu Governor Halts Mining Operations to Address Regional Unrest
The governor of South Kivu, an eastern Congolese province rich in minerals, has ordered an immediate suspension of all mining activities. This decision aims to […]
ICT Development Index 2024: Libya, Morocco, Seychelles Top Ranking List of African Countries
Libya, Morocco, and the Seychelles top the list for the highest ICT development levels in Africa, according to the “Measuring Digital Development – ICT Development […]
US State Department highlights Morocco’s investment-friendly climate
Morocco actively encourages foreign investment through macro-economic policies, trade liberalization, structural reforms, infrastructure improvements, and incentives for investors, the US State Department said. Thanks to […]
Mozambique’s Ex-Finance Minister Faces US Trial in “Tuna Bond” Scandal
Manuel Chang, Mozambique’s former finance minister, is standing trial in a Brooklyn federal court over his alleged role in the infamous “tuna bond” scandal. Charged […]
Zimbabwe’s Opposition Faces Setback as Court Upholds Bail Denial
Zimbabwe’s political landscape has been rocked by controversy as the High Court upheld a lower court’s decision to deny bail to 79 opposition activists, including […]