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Minister of Foreign Affairs Rwanda at the 48th AU Ordinary Session The role that African governments and regional and national institutions should play if they are to defeat the US–Rwanda Proxy War to plunder the DRC resources. By Michael...

Heirs Energy receives international EMEDA AwardHeirs Energies Limited, Africa’s leading indigenous-owned integrated energy company, has been recognised on the global stage after its landmark US$750 million dual-tranche Senior Secured...

Motorists queue for fuel at the Shell fuel station, following nationwide petrol and diesel shortage in Nairobi Self-Sufficiency, and the End of Importation by 2030 When Nigeria exports crude oil and imports gasoline, it is effectively exporting...

MIGA, World-Bank Group offers Guarantee to Support investors in Tanzania-Solar-Projects Corporate Africa Investment Department  reports from Tanzania about existing energy projects across the country’s solar power sector, especially those...

Bushveld-Igneous-Complex-holds-the-worlds-lion-share-of-platinum-group-metalsMzila Mthenjane, CEO of the Minerals Council South Africa, about mining being a cornerstone of the national economy. It serves as a crucial driver of foreign exchange,...

The Government of the Republic of Zambia, through the Ministry of Mines and Minerals Development, has developed the National Three Million Metric Tonnes Copper Production Strategy. This strategy aims to accelerate and maximize the benefits...

ENERGY UGANDA OPEN FOR INVESTMENTSUganda is rapidly transforming its energy landscape, presenting a compelling case for international investors seeking to enter African markets. The government...

Corporate Africa looks at key developments at the Francophone Business Summit 2025, and sector specific developments across French-speaking Africa offering insights into its evolving investment landscape and integration with English speaking...

Alternative options to Ai and Automation with the ABRF The marketing landscape moving from 2025 into 2026 will increasingly focus on AI, automation, influencers, and higher spending across a select number of platforms to enhance responses and foster trust. In recent years, marketing operations have become overly exposed to the prevailing geopolitics....

Etienne Fakaba Sissoko Moving from a logic of aid to a logic of autonomy for our states  Economist Etienne Fakaba Sissoko examines the immediate consequences of AGOA’s discontinuation, and asks whether African nations such as Kenya wasted...