Oil prices fall as strait of Hormuz traffic resumes
Global oil prices have dropped to levels not seen since before the Iran war as traffic gradually resumes through the...
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Business/ Afreximbank lends Tunisia $500 Million as foreign financing needs persist
Afreximbank has granted a $500 million loan to the Central Bank of Tunisia, aiming to support implementation of the key...
Nigeria/ Security regulator cracks down on premature Dangote IPO hype
The securities regulator of Nigeria (The Nigeria’s Securities and Exchange Commission) has stepped in to halt what it calls illegal...
Sub-Saharan Africa’s electricity gap widens despite global progress
Sub-Saharan Africa now accounts for 86% of the world's electricity access deficit, up from 49% in 2010, according to the...
World Bank backs $200 million push to modernize Togo’s transport network
The World Bank Group has approved $200 million in financing to overhaul transport and logistics infrastructure in Togo, channeled through...
Morocco Edge Haiti in Thriller but Miss Out on Group top spot
Morocco secured a thrilling 4-2 victory over Haiti in Atlanta on Wednesday, but their World Cup campaign now takes a...
Investment/ Germany pledges €100 million for Senegal’s cold storage push
Germany announced a major investment commitment this week to help Senegal tackle one of agriculture's most persistent problems: spoiled harvests....
Football/ Mercato/ Iñaki Peña departs Barcelona for Greek adventure
. Barcelona have confirmed the permanent transfer of goalkeeper Iñaki Peña to Panathinaikos, with the Greek club securing his services...
Building bridges, not walls: ANA at the UNESCO Afro-Arab cooperation meeting in Tunis
Tunis hosted a UNESCO meeting dedicated to Afro-Arab cooperation in the fields of education, teaching, qualification and training, as well...
Sudan: Towards the institutionalization of an African network of journalists for peace and the rule of law with the NGO ANA
In the context of the growing civil and media dynamics on the African continent, Mr. Beki Ben Amer, Secretary General...
