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Saudi Arabia Courts Benin as Gulf Powers Quietly Expand Influence in Africa
When Prince Faisal bin Farhan received Benin’s Foreign Minister Olushegun Adjadi Bakari in Riyadh this week, the official statement was short, polite, and predictable.
But the strategy behind the meeting was anything but.
This was not…
Trump Signs Short‑Term Extension of AGOA, Offering Limited Relief to African Economies
United States President Donald Trump has signed into law a short‑term extension of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), ending months of uncertainty over the future of the key US‑Africa trade framework.
The extension, signed on…
Morocco to Appeal CAF Sanctions Following Chaotic AFCON Final
Morocco’s football federation has announced it will formally appeal disciplinary sanctions imposed by the Confederation of African Football following last month’s Africa Cup of Nations final against Senegal.
The federation said the…
Niger to Sue French Uranium Giant Orano Over Alleged Environmental Damage
Niger’s military‑led authorities have announced plans to take legal action against French uranium company Orano, accusing the firm of causing serious environmental and public health damage during decades of mining operations in the country.…
Kenya Announces Tax Relief to Ease Cost of Living Pressures
Kenya’s President William Ruto has announced a new package of tax relief measures aimed at easing the cost of living for low‑ and middle‑income earners, as the government moves to stabilise household finances and support economic growth.…
Yonaiel Tadiwos: Building an Ethiopian Legacy Through Vision, Culture, and World‑Class Hospitality
In a country rich with ancient history, cultural depth, and legendary warmth, few figures embody Ethiopia’s modern renaissance quite like Yonaiel Tadiwos. As Operations Director of Kuriftu Resorts & Spa and a leading voice within…
Seif al‑Islam Gaddafi Is Dead — And Libya Just Lost Another Chance at Closure
The reported killing of Seif al-Islam Gaddafi in the western Libyan town of Zintan is not an isolated act of violence. It is the latest chapter in Libya’s unresolved war with its own past.
For nearly 15 years after the fall of Muammar…
Saudi Arabia and Senegal Signal Deepening Ties as Africa Gains Strategic Weight
When Mohammed bin Salman received a written message from Senegal’s President Bassirou Diomaye Faye, delivered through diplomatic channels in Riyadh, the language was careful, brief, and deliberately restrained.
But the signal was clear.…
Dangote–NNPC Gas Deals Signal a New Phase in Nigeria’s Industrial and Energy Strategy
Nigeria is no longer talking about gas reform. It is executing it.
At the launch of Nigeria’s Gas Master Plan 2026, three core subsidiaries of the Dangote Group signed enhanced gas supply agreements with units of NNPC Limited, marking one…
Morocco Pauses LNG and Gas Pipeline Tenders Amid Energy Strategy Review
Morocco’s energy transition has entered a moment of strategic pause.
The country’s Ministry of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development has halted tenders for a planned LNG terminal and associated gas pipeline projects, signaling a…