Ghana Needs More Trees to Keep Its Cities Cool from Biting Heat 
Eritrea and Ethiopia Edge Back Near the Conflict Brink 
Seychellois, Tourism Island Questioning Migration and Weighing the Costs of Open-Boarders 
In Tunisia, Access to Justice is Strained by Costs and Doubts Despite Reform Efforts 
Africans Digital Safety Remains Uncertain as a Surge of Internet Consumers Surf Online 
US Rivals China in DRC with $9bn Investment in Glencore’s DRC Mines, for 40% Share
A US-backed investment group has sealed one of the largest mining transactions in Africa in recent years, marking a significant...
Sudan’s Peace Plan Faces Structural Hurdles Inspite of Diplomatic Momentum
A new peace initiative for Sudan spearheaded by the United States alongside Saudi Arabia, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates,...
Dangote Refinery Hits 650,000 bpd Capacity, Driving a Colourful-Shift in Nigeria’s Energy Sector
As of this February 2026, the $20 billion Dangote Petroleum Refinery has achieved a significant milestone by reaching its full...
EU Launches Invest4Libya to Reform Public Finance and Unlock Digital, Green Growth
TRIPOLI - The European Union has launched Invest4Libya, a wide-ranging economic reform and investment support programme aimed at strengthening Libya’s...
African Mining Week (AMW) 2026 Puts African Mining at the Center of Global Supply Chains
African Mining Week 2026 takes place under the theme 'Mining the Future: Unearthing Africa's Full Mineral Value' from October 14-16...
Nigeria to Begin Electric Vehicle Manufacturing, Backed by South Korean Technology
Nigeria’s push to enter the electric vehicle (EV) era took a significant step forward with the signing of a Memorandum...
Snakebite Crisis in India is a Silent Public Health Emergency, Claiming Tens of Thousands Annually
On a humid evening in rural eastern India, a farmer walking home from his fields feels a sudden sting on...
The Cry of the Innocent: Stop this Slaughterhouse in Nigeria! 7 February, 2026
Catholic Secretariat of Nigeria (CSN) expresses its profound outrage and sorrow at the ongoing assault on human life and dignity....
Africa’s Five Working Refineries Reshaping the Continent’s Fuel-Supply Story
Africa, home to roughly 8-9% of the world’s proven crude oil reserves, exported millions of barrels of crude each day,...
When Makeovers Masquerade as Development, Ethiopians Rethink Their Government Urban Priorities
On a recent afternoon in Addis Ababa, Meseret, a mother of three who runs a small kiosk near one of...