Intelcia to buy back 65% stake from Altice, regain full ownership by 2026 Group targets global top 10 ranking by 2030 through acquisitions, AI expansion Company now operates in 19 countries, with ...
Nigeria to use NigComSat to connect 20 million unserved citizens Satellite, fiber rollout aims to bridge urban-rural digital divide High costs, power gaps, skills shortages pose major implementation ...
As global competition for talent intensifies in the era of artificial intelligence and advanced technologies, Africa is falling behind because of structural constraints in innovation, regulation and ...
In Cotonou, at the Regional Summit on Digital Transformation, ministers, regulators and technical partners debated the digital future of West and Central Africa. One message dominated both the ...
Tunisia records more than 10 million tourists between January and November. Strong growth from Britain, France, China and other key markets. The country is closing in on its goal of 11 million ...
Agreement follows tighter fiscal policy, reform progress after earlier delays IMF warns of reform fatigue, global risks despite improving economic outlook Sierra Leone could receive $78.8 million from ...
Tinubu declares national security emergency amid rising violence, abductions 20,000 new police recruits planned; DSS to deploy forest rangers urgently President urges state police creation to bolster ...
Kenya moves to overturn a court order freezing its E.U. trade agreement. An NGO says the pact violates East African Community market rules. The deal, in force since 2024, underpins billions in trade ...
Wega Food to boost sugar output to 700 tons/day within three months Company claims expansion will end shortages and enable refined sugar exports Sector faces labor, policy hurdles as Cameroon eyes ...
The two countries sign an MoU to boost Nigeria’s capacity to produce medicines and vaccines. The agreement focuses on technology transfer, skills building and industrial collaboration. Nigeria aims to ...
EIB Global and African Development Bank invest US$275 million in Mauritania’s Railway Infrastructure
US$150 million from the African Development Bank and US$125 million from EIB Global, guaranteed by the European Union, to modernise Mauritania’s main railway corridor The landmark project will expand ...
JP Morgan's Eweck states liquidity exists, but a shortage of 'bankable' projects hinders African investment, not risk appetite. Governments fund 80-85% of African infrastructure, while direct private ...
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