Keen to keep on good terms with China, Kenya's new president has kept most aspects of the Nairobi-Mombasa line's $1.6bn financing under wraps.
They call themselves the "Musketeers". Well-known in the Congolese business community, this small group of businessmen is launching a wide range of projects in the electricity sector.
Voter registration for the DRC's presidential and legislative elections scheduled for the end of 2023 is complicated, particularly in the east, due to the security crisis linked to clashes between the M23 rebels and the army.
President Ghazouani is planning to use a series of international events to showcase economic opportunities in Mauritania.
Launched in January by Mauritian businessman Louis Claude Norland Suzor, the arbitration procedure against the State of Senegal has been at a standstill since early November.
With or without special envoys, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, China and Japan have ordered their diplomats to monitor the conflict and peace talks in Tigray closely.
Fuel firm Be Energy, which has ties to the unsuccessful presidential candidate, plans to enlarge its network of filling stations in Kenya and is now looking for subcontractors.
From 6 to 10 February 2023, a delegation from Monaco will continue paring down the companies interested in investing in Djibouti.
The owner of one of only two industrial gold sites in Namibia, who has been seeking a buyer, has approached the authorities to expand the size of its waste rock deposits.
The president's office, various government ministries and Eskom are all vying to get their hands on money pledged at COP27 to help South Africa decarbonise its economy.
The Prime Minister quietly travelled to Misrata to seek support from several important local figures, to project his position, currently under threat.
The Algerian agri-food firm Cevital already has European outlets and now plans to expand in Africa. The Mauritanian government is pulling out all the stops to help it set up in the free zone of Nouadhibou.