Angola’s privatization drive nears completion as Sonangol remains Off the Table
Luanda is pushing forward with its ambitious privatization program, PROPRIV, aiming to sell ten state-owned enterprises by year's end. The...
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Luanda is pushing forward with its ambitious privatization program, PROPRIV, aiming to sell ten state-owned enterprises by year's end. The...
Nigeria, Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana and Cameroon formally launched the Cocoa Value Addition Alliance on July 14, pledging to coordinate policies...
A Sudanese court has sentenced paramilitary chief Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo better known as Hemedti to death for war crimes, crimes...
Cocoa markets are bracing for renewed turbulence. El Niño, expected to intensify in the second half of 2026, now clouds...
Guinea is actively seeking foreign investment to transform waste into electricity. The government aims to expand power generation while improving...
Accra turns to Cairo for a strategic partnership. Ghanaian authorities believe Egyptian expertise can revive a domestic poultry industry that...
The ECOWAS Bank for Investment and Development (EBID) approved financing for five new projects on July 6, 2026. The Board,...
Togo stands alone as the only country to graduate from low-income status this year. The annual classification update of the...
Six months after ECOWAS leaders agreed to slash aviation taxes, Togo is emerging as the driving force behind implementation. The...
In Accra, Google will launch the first applied artificial intelligence laboratory of Africa. The announcement came Wednesday in Johannesburg during the...