Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has described food security as a “strategic intervention” as Ethiopia and the Dangote Group move ahead with plans for a major fertiliser plant in the country’s Somali region.
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Gauteng Gambling Board CEO Karabo Mbele has been fired with immediate effect after serious governance failures and gross misconduct were flagged in an independent forensic report.
Madagascar has opened applications for a nationwide digital skills training program aimed at preparing young people for employment in the
The Government of Ghana has paid $1.47 billion to clear long-standing debts in its energy sector, a move officials say
Nigeria’s expanding digital economy took a significant step toward deeper global integration this week as Paga, one of the country’s
At 58%, most of the households in the ANC-led Mpofana Local Municipality don’t have access to electricity, and the town is at risk of a “possible grid collapse”.
Morocco’s economic capital city is hosting the 2026 “World Advanced Manufacturing & Future Mobility” (WAM Morocco),Africa’s largest exhibition focused on advanced manufacturing,future mobilit
Moroccan banks are poised to benefit from robust economic growth in 2026,driven by spending on large-scale infrastructure projects and supportive government policies,says Standard & Poors Global
Algeria’s state-run news agency APS,along with other public media outlets,has come under renewed criticism after publishing claims that leading US and international media had praised the Gara Djebil
Foreign investment in Africa remains under strain despite a rebound in global capital flows,the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) said last week,warning that weak project fi
The global green hydrogen market confronts a fundamental obstacle that threatens to derail its anticipated growth trajectory. A recent policy analysis by Gi2 identifies what researchers Badr Ikken an
Tesla will enter the Moroccan market on February 6 with a launch event at Casablanca’s AnfaPlace Mall,where it will showcase the Model 3 and Model Y,Electrek reported.
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