European energy solutions provider Petrotec expands its role in Angola’s downstream oil sector, showcasing advanced mobility solutions at AOG 2025 in Luanda.
Air Algérie has aimed to compete on the international stage and also serve as a bridge between Algeria and its global community.
Rwanda is positioning itself not only as a green economy pioneer in Africa but also as a magnet for sustainable investment.
The forum concluded with a strong message, Egypt and Morocco are not just trading partners they are co-architects of a shared economic future.
With Vision 2036, Botswana and AfDB are poised to transform bold plans into lasting progress anchored in partnership, powered by the private Sector.
To that end, industry leaders are eyeing products like avocado oil and guacamole to capture more value and reach premium markets.
Kenya-UK partnership builds cotton ginnery in Lamu, aiming to triple output, create 5,000 jobs, and reduce imports.
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This progress reflects the country’s intensified efforts to enhance trade policies and integrate more deeply with regional and global markets.
Equatorial Guinea has stunned financial markets by securing a rare investment-grade credit rating of BBB/A2 from Bloomfield Investment Corporation.
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AfDB and IADB renew $3.2B risk-sharing deal to enhance capital efficiency and development financing for Africa and Latin America.
Ghana path to global trade success - diversify exports, modernize infrastructure, leverage AfCFTA, and embrace tech for sustainable growth and regional leaders.
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Moscow’s pivot to Africa is becoming more strategic, as Russian companies eye opportunities in agriculture, construction, and raw materials.
As African nations gear up to meet the ambitious targets of Agenda 2063, Ethiopia’s momentum offers a beacon of hope and a blueprint for transformation.
Boeing opens Addis Ababa office to strengthen Africa’s aviation sector, enhance safety, and drive economic growth.
The Venus project, which aims to produce up to 150,000 barrels of oil per day in its initial phase, is being developed through a joint venture with Namcor.
With both countries prioritizing innovation, green transition, and digital transformation, the groundwork is being laid for deep collaboration.
The countries will also jointly explore agro and energy minerals within Nigeria.
The initiative stems from commitments made during the meeting between King Mohammed VI and President Mohamed Ould El-Ghazouani in December.
The current phase features a 300,000-barrel-per-day (bpd) refinery, a 90,000-bpd petrochemical plant, storage tanks, and marine port infrastructure.
The discussions focused on easing trade bottlenecks, supporting border economies, and creating sustainable channels for the flow of basic commodities.
Nahdi’s venture, redefines regional investment benchmarks and repositions the Amson Group at the forefront of East Africa’s industrial transformation.
Ghana begins construction on a landmark petroleum hub aimed at reducing fuel costs, attracting investment, and boosting regional energy capacity.
The tariff concession schedule, which will be implemented over a 10-year period starting from 2021, allows Nigeria a phased approach.
Nigeria formally submits its ECOWAS tariff offers to AfCFTA, advancing zero-duty trade and unlocking new opportunities for exporters across Africa.
Tayebwa said a robust insolvency framework is no longer optional but essential for any country serious about economic transformation.
Energy sector reforms and global confidence drive surge in Nigerian gas investments, setting the stage for a strong presence at WGC 2025 in Beijing.
His call adds to growing voices from the Global South demanding that trade rules serve as tools for shared prosperity, not as instruments of dominance.
The agreement is a $185 million contract to modernize 1,000 diesel-electric locomotives, a critical upgrade for Egypt’s national railway system.
With this honour, Jim Ovia’s name is now etched among the pantheon of individuals who continue to shape our world.
The new licensing round, which officially opened on March 3, will operate under a revamped Production Sharing Agreement (PSA) model.
Beyond business, Nigeria and Ethiopia are working to streamline migration and visa policies to facilitate even greater cooperation.
NOCAL and TGS NOPEC have launched initiatives aimed at educating and training Liberian talent both locally and internationally.
Dangote, whose business empire spans cement, oil, sugar, and more, pledged continued commitment to national development on behalf of all award recipients.
Strategic alliance aims to boost digital payment adoption and financial inclusion among Egypt's small and medium enterprises.
Kenya’s continued reliance on this model signals a shift from the former open tender system, where oil importation was handled monthly by bidding companies.
Flower exports lead Ethiopia’s booming horticulture sector, driving hard currency earnings and job creation as the country surpasses trade targets.
Nigeria's government pushes for sweeping reforms in its oil industry, focusing on increased efficiency, higher production targets, and greater global investment
This initiative is part of a broader set of tax reforms introduced through four new bills tabled before Parliament.
The program seeks to foster collaboration among startups, professionals, and AI enthusiasts to develop cutting-edge AI-driven financial solutions.
The initiative will enable network infrastructure sharing, reducing costs and expanding coverage, especially in underserved rural areas.
With the ISCC certification in place, the Hydropolis Project is set to become a key driver of industrial decarbonization, green infrastructure, and job creation
The upcoming data centre forms part of Visa’s long-term investment strategy in Nigeria, which has already exceeded $1 billion.
This intervention aims to provide critical funding, mentorship, and capacity-building opportunities to female business owners across the country.
The planned factory is set to become a major production hub, with most of its output designated for export.
The project, led by Jiangsu Guotai, a major Chinese textile and garment company, will focus entirely on exports, primarily to European and American markets.
By Victoria Mgbanwa
The appointment takes effect from June 17, as Absa aims to drive growth and strengthen its market position across Africa.
China’s emphasis and shitf to health and education positions it as a strategic ally for Africa
By Walcott Aganu
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Ethiopia is sharpening its focus on skills development and technical and vocational education and training (TVET) as a key strategy to modernize its economy.
Experts believe that a U.S.-Congo partnership could open doors for ethical mining practices, job creation, and economic stability in the country.
The company also plans to launch new product lines, including eco-friendly packaging and advanced office and school supplies, to meet changing consumer demands.
The push for greater African-Caribbean integration has been gaining momentum in recent years.
The sector is strengthening Tanzania’s industrial base and positioning the country as a key player in the regional steel market.
With Africa facing increasing climate threats, the ICRF aims to embed resilience measures into infrastructure projects from design to operation.
The long-standing ties between Ethiopia and Kenya, dating back to the early 20th century, have laid a solid foundation for economic collaboration.
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This initiative will help Egypt safeguard against global supply chain disruptions and geopolitical uncertainties that impact food imports.
JETRO reaffirms its commitment to deepening economic ties between Japan and Ethiopia by facilitating increased Japanese investment in Ethiopia growing Economy
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The programme aims to eliminate trade barriers, enhance export competitiveness, and foster economic growth by improving standards, metrology, and accreditation
Rwanda is strategically investing in its sugar production and processing capabilities to reduce import dependency, create jobs, and drive economic growth.
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This initiative, backed by the European Union (EU), aims to address the region’s energy deficit, enhance climate resilience, and stimulate economic growth.
This move is expected to stimulate industrial development, enhance cross-border trade, and attract new investment across the region.
This move reinforces Flutterwave’s mission to simplify digital transactions across the continent and foster financial inclusion.
With strategic exploration efforts, Namibia’s Orange Basin continues to emerge as one of the most exciting frontiers for energy development.
These initiatives aim to diversify the country’s mineral production, create jobs, and boost economic growth.
The CBN and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia have reaffirmed their commitment to expanding investment and trade partnerships across key sectors.
The recent rebasing of Nigeria’s inflation index placed the January rate at 24.48%, a significant adjustment that suggests easing price pressures.
Ethiopia continues to gain traction, with the United Kingdom reaffirming its strong support for the country’s reform agenda.
The partnership aims to boost Nigeria’s cocoa industry by expanding production, increasing exports, and promoting sustainability.
Vivo Energy Uganda has transformed its Shell service stations into community hubs for blood donation through the ‘Fueling Hope’ initiative.
Nigeria is poised to lead Africa’s digital revolution, fostering innovation, investment, and job creation.
The deal is expected to enhance energy cooperation, linking Cypriot gas fields to Egypt’s LNG facilities for European exports.
South African business confidence remained robust in January, reflecting sustained optimism about the country’s economic.
Nigeria and UAE amend BASA to boost air connectivity, expand cooperation, and push for eased visa restrictions, strengthening ties.
Africa must break trade barriers, modernize infrastructure, embrace digital innovation, and refine policies to achieve sustainable growth.
By Walcott Aganu
Ethiopia’s push to restructure its debt is nearing completion, a development seen as crucial for stabilizing its struggling economy.
Sanwo-Olu stated that the Lekki-Epe Airport will enhance travel and open up new opportunities for businesses and residents.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa outline new wave of economic reforms aimed at driving growth and revitalizing key state-owned enterprises.
The Dangote Group generates power to support its manufacturing operations across all subsidiaries.
Egypt secures $3B in LNG deals with Shell and TotalEnergies to meet growing energy demand in 2025, stabilizing its market after a drop in domestic gas output.
By Walcott Aganu
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Dr. Adesola announces the launch of Sequoia Financial Services Limited, marking his first major venture since stepping down from FirstBank in April 2024.
