Month : September 2023

Four international transport companies are competing against each other to win the tender for Nouakchott’s urban transport modernisation project....

With presidential elections set for February 2024, the Ministry of Economy, headed since September 2022 by Oulimata Sarr, could be first in the firing line...

On 12 September, the Congolese Constitutional Court invalidated the national parliamentary candidacies of two former warlords, Thomas Lubanga and Yves...

On 13 September, the Angolan Ministry of Oil and Gas authorised the Malaysian oil giant Petronas to take over half...

With a lasting ceasefire proving elusive, those seeking to end Sudan’s civil war are trying to unite to support the...

Immediately after the earthquake that hit Morocco on the night of 8 September, the directors of the two main mining...

An Ivorian delegation led by Yves Brahima Koné, head of the country’s Conseil du Café Cacao (CCC), arrived in Brussels...

To help remedy its dire lack of refinery capacity, despite being one of Africa’s three biggest crude oil producers alongside Libya and Nigeria, Angola may...

The Thwake multipurpose dam in eastern Kenya was meant to have been completed by July last year, but the government...

Since the departure early this year of Mohamed Abdelaziz Bouguetaia, director of the Institut Diplomatique et des Relations Internationales (IDRI)...