Top 10 African Countries with the Most Improved Infrastructure in 2024
Which African countries are leading in infrastructure development in 2024? Discover the top 10 nations driving progress through innovation and partnerships!
Deep Dives
Long-form reporting that stays with a story until the numbers and context land.
In Tunisia, the Sea Salt Harvest is in Full Swing
The Zarzis salt marsh is operated by Mare Alb, Tunisia's leading sea salt producer. Founded over 50 years ago, the company produces exclusively sea salt, obtained through natural evaporation in its three salt pans along the Tunisian coast.
Top 10 African Countries Leading in Fast and Reliable Internet Connectivity in 2024
Discover the top African countries with the fastest internet in 2024! From tech hubs like Kenya and South Africa to rising stars like Mauritius, these nations are setting new standards in digital connectivity
Top 10 African Countries with the Most Developed Tourism Infrastructure in 2024
Discover Africa's top 10 countries for tourism in 2024, exploring unique attractions and experiences that make each destination a must-visit.
Africa’s Gold Mining Powerhouses: A Look at the Top Gold Producers in 2024
A resolution has been made between Barrick Gold Corporation and the Mali government ending a long standoff dispute in the Sahel state. Gold is found in various African countries which make it a golden continent and here is the list of Top Producers.
Top Gold Producers in Africa 2024
In 2024, several African nations continue to lead the continent in gold production, contributing significantly to the global supply.
Nigeria Eyes Reduction of Pump Prices for Fuel With Local Refining on the Radar
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) announced that one of the two Port Harcourt refineries will begin operations in two weeks, with the other following by the end of the year, positioning Nigeria to become a net exporter of refined oil.
Uganda Poised to Start Importing Its Own Oil Products By July 2
Two vessels carrying the Uganda's first 70,000 tonnes of oil is set to dock at the port of Mombasa ending Kenya's monopoly on supplying oil to Uganda and Rwanda.
Rescuers Search for Dozens Trapped in Nigerian Gold Mine Collapse
Authorities have confirmed one fatality, with at least 30 individuals still missing. Local residents, however, estimate that up to 44 workers may be trapped.
Relief as Benin Allows Temporary Export of Nigerian Oil
This decision, announced by Benin's Energy Minister following a high-level meeting between President Patrice Talon and the Director General of the Chinese National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC), marks a crucial step forward in the region's oil distribution strategy.
Regional Internet Outage Forces Temporarily Closure of the US Embassy in Tanzania
While routine appointments have been cancelled and postponed to a later date, the embassy clarified that it would remain open for visa collections and to address any emergency situations involving American citizens.
Nigeria Mandates Government Use of Gas-Powered Vehicles in Green Energy Push
This directive aligns with President Tinubu’s broader strategy to harness Nigeria’s vast gas reserves, which are the largest in Africa yet remain largely underutilized due to insufficient processing infrastructure.
The Truth About the Widespread Internet Outages Hit East Africa
Service providers such as Airtel Kenya, Vodacom Tanzania, and others across the region have acknowledged the disruptions.
Cocoa Price Surge and Shortages Impact Producers and Chocolate Makers in Cameroon
Chief Orok John, a local producer from Muyuka, southwest Cameroon, is among those feeling the pinch as diseases weaken his crops and competition for cocoa beans drives prices higher.
Massive Oil Discovery Off Namibian Coast Poised to Transform Global Energy Landscape
"In the Mopane complex alone, and before drilling additional exploration and appraisal wells, hydrocarbon in-place estimates are 10 billion barrels of oil equivalent, or higher," the company stated.
Niger to Supply Mali with 150 Million Litres of Diesel in New Energy Partnership
Under the terms of the new agreement, Niger will offer the diesel at nearly half the normal market rate, marking a crucial step in supporting Mali’s energy needs.