Egypt has launched construction of a $658 million phosphoric acid complex that will process locally mined phosphate rock into higher-value industrial products. The first phase will produce 250,000 ...

Standard Chartered has arranged €538 million (about $628 million) for Phase 2 of the Quilonga Grande system, insured by France's export credit agency. The money pays for distribution — the stage where ...

Netflix has appointed veteran Hollywood communications executive Katie Martin Kelley as vice president of film communications, effective September 8, as part of a broader overhaul of its ...

Ghana has paid GH¢10.82 billion in its seventh Domestic Debt Exchange Programme coupon, taking total DDEP payments since 2025 to GH¢41.36 billion. The government has accumulated GH¢15.6 billion in its ...

Kenya and the United Kingdom are seeking deeper cybersecurity cooperation, with a focus on governance, technical capacity and cyberthreat intelligence sharing. The partnership will also explore the ...

Mozambique’s Monte Muambe rare earths project is moving toward a pre-feasibility study backed by $1.875 million in U.S. funding. The study will include drilling, metallurgical testing and process ...

Canyon Resources shareholders now have until September 21 to decide on A2MP Investments’ A$0.05-per-share takeover offer after the deadline was extended by one week. Canyon requested the extension to ...

Chinese group Guodong plans to invest about $300 million in Kenya, mainly in telecommunications towers, data centers, fiber networks, cloud infrastructure and green digital technologies. The ...

Angola has launched a $311.4 million agricultural program covering six eastern provinces, combining $211.4 million in AfDB financing with $100 million from the government. The five-year project will ...

Namibia has approved a National Upstream Petroleum Local Content Policy as major offshore discoveries move closer to development and the government seeks to increase domestic participation in the oil ...

Sixteen African governments met the U.S. minimum fiscal transparency requirements, while nine others were found to be making significant progress. Another 27 African countries, including Algeria, the ...

Niger plans to open an electronics assembly plant by the end of October to produce smartphones, computers and tablets, with construction currently 63% complete. The project is intended to improve ...