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ExacMatch: How David Markwei Is Solving One of Africa’s Most Expensive Problems
Africa does not lack talent.
It lacks access.
For decades, millions of skilled young Africans have been trapped in a system where opportunity is fragmented, informal, slow, and opaque. Jobs exist. Talent exists. But the bridge between…
Tunisia–Saudi Arabia Economic Cooperation Grows with Investment and Trade Expansion
Economic ties between Tunisia and Saudi Arabia are entering a new phase of expansion, marked by rising Saudi investment, growing trade volumes, and renewed political commitment to long‑term cooperation. The momentum was highlighted at the …
Libya Oil: Masoud Suleiman Emphasizes Operational Stability
Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC) has emphasized that lasting growth in oil production can only be achieved through sustained operational stability across the sector.
NOC Chairman Masoud Suleiman said that stability begins with…
Construction Begins on Africa’s Largest Airport as Ethiopia Bets Big on Aviation Future
Construction has officially begun in Ethiopia on what is set to become Africa’s largest airport, marking one of the most ambitious aviation infrastructure projects on the continent.
The new airport, located in Bishoftu, about 45 kilometers…
Senegal Surpasses Oil Output Expectations in 2025, Strengthening Energy Position
Senegal’s emerging oil and gas sector recorded a major milestone in 2025 as national crude oil production exceeded official forecasts, reinforcing the country’s growing role in Africa’s energy landscape.
According to Senegal’s Ministry of…
Zambia Withdraws Request for IMF Loan Extension as It Bets on Domestic Recovery
Zambia has withdrawn its request for a one-year extension of its International Monetary Fund Extended Credit Facility (ECF), signaling a strategic shift as the country looks to stabilize its economy without additional IMF oversight.
The…
Zueitina Oil Company Restarts Diesel Production at Libya’s Zallah Field
Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC) has announced the successful restart of the diesel production unit at the Zallah Field, operated by Zueitina Oil Company, marking a significant step in strengthening the country’s energy operations.…
South Africa’s Informal Miners Stand at the Fault Line of the Energy Transition
As Coal Declines, Thousands Ask What a “Just Transition” Really Means
Beneath South Africa’s coal heartland, far from boardrooms and policy summits, thousands of informal miners descend daily into narrow, unregulated shafts carved by hand.…
Saudi Arabia Opens Its Stock Market — What It Means for Africa’s Capital, Companies, and Future…
Saudi Arabia has taken a decisive step in reshaping global capital flows by fully opening its stock market to foreign investors, eliminating long-standing barriers and signaling a new phase in its economic transformation.
From February 1,…
Libya’s Oil Comeback: Why Markets Still Aren’t Pricing It In
Libya’s oil sector is quietly re‑entering a phase many global markets have been reluctant to fully price in: a sustained recovery with long‑term upside potential. After years of political fragmentation, infrastructure damage, and repeated…