Equatorial Guinea has become a matter of concern for the CEMAC, whose heads of state are gathering for an IMF summit in Yaoundé today.
With no experience in offshore operations, the national oil company may use the reassessment of an old ConocoPhillips discovery as an opportunity to train staff in the field.
Despite the economic slowdown caused by Covid-19, France's big retailers have not given up on their expansion plans in Cameroon, whose market is estimated to be worth €8bn per year.
For the past month, Ivory Coast's president has been trying to bring together his counterparts from Benin and Niger, whose customs feud has the entire region in a gridlock, while also attempting to patch up relations between Patrice Talon and Faure Gnassingbé.
PEP Engineering, Taylor Wessing and Gibraltar Advisory have been hired to draw up the public-private partnership model to be used for the Nouakchott-Boutilimit motorway build, a project expected to total $292m.
The Ministry of Mines has ended the obligation to process a minimum number of gemstones mined in Ethiopia before selling them abroad. This decision is intended to reassure domestic producers, but at the same time pleases Indian buyers.
The Australian junior mining company operating the Chilalo graphite project in Ruangwa district has addressed President Samia Suluhu Hassan directly in the hope of solving its problems in Tanzania. PM Kassim Majaliwa's lack of cooperation is preventing the company from raising more funds back at home.
President Mokgweetsi Masisi's decision to appoint a chief of staff may be a strategic move but it threatens to step on the toes of his other cabinet members.
Egypt is one of a number of African countries which is currently in the process of appointing new ambassadors in Addis Ababa, where the pan-African body has its headquarters.
Everything was all set for Turkish Aerospace Industries to deliver six Anka-S combat drones to the Tunisian army when President Kais Saied seized executive control, ostensibly to undermine Ennahda, the Islamist party long supported by Turkey.
