In the starting blocks for the future offshore Kigali Financial Centre, US financier Marc Holtzman has secured several key financial positions in Rwanda and Zimbabwe.
The Norwegian junior oil firm has treated itself to the services of one of the masterminds of Tullow Oil's rise in Africa.
The Covid-19 pandemic has forced Sébastien Bottari, a permanent fixture in Gabonese sporting events, to cancel the next Gabon Marathon. It's a big blow for his Everest Media company.
The head of the powerful coffee and cacao board Yves Brahima Koné has blocked over 1,200 cargos handled by Cargill, Olam and Barry Callebaut as a squabble over this season's cocoa price drags on.
Les autorités burkinabè sont d'ores et déjà à la recherche du constructeur du tronçon de la ligne aérienne, qui traversera de part en part la capitale Ouagadougou via un poste de transformation.
The Nigerian president Muhammadu Buhari has finally appended his signature to the document listing the local - and international companies as a partner - chosen to operate one of the blocks covered by the tender call issued in June.
While actively prospecting for business with the Ethiopian authorities, who are currently engaged in suppressing an insurgency in Tigray, Grob Aircraft is also intending to consolidate in Kenya thanks to its planned pilots' academy.
Having barely arrived on Kenyan soil, Denmark's AP Moller Capital is already looking to offload some of its assets, though this may prove to be trickier than it had imagined.
Australia's MRG Metals, which already holds a permit to prospect for heavy mineral sands at the mouth of the River Limpopo in between two industry giants, China's Dingsheng and its compatriot Rio Tinto, recently secured further prospecting licences in the hope of attracting investors.
Total and Qatar Petroleum are planning to drill Namibia's Venus prospect (Block 2913B) in the third quarter of 2021.
In the preliminary findings of its investigation into the potential distortion of the US phosphates market by the subsidies allegedly received by OCP, the Department of Commerce highlights four particularly litigious issues and five it needs to study further before taking a final decision about them.
The Algerian head of state Abdelmadjid Tebboune is planning to reshuffle his government and shake up the political calendar in a bid to get back in the saddle after more than a month in a German hospital.
Having reached an arrangement with the creditors of his firm Best Milk, the businessman is reinvesting heavily in dairy products and the biscuit sector.
