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Afcon 2025 Knockout Stage Begins as Favourites Hold Firm and New Contenders Emerge
As the Africa Cup of Nations 2025 moves into its knockout phase, the tournament has settled into a compelling rhythm. The giants have largely asserted themselves, the underdogs have found their moments, and the stage is now set for a…
Emirates Invites African Travellers to Dubai with Free Luxury Winter Experiences in 2026
As winter settles across much of the world, Emirates is opening the door for African travellers to experience Dubai at its most elegant. With a new, limited‑time winter experience, the airline is blending premium air travel with curated…
Ghana’s Cedi Records First Annual Gain in 30 Years as Gold Rally Boosts Reserves
For the first time in more than 30 years, Ghana’s currency has closed a full year stronger against the U.S. dollar — a milestone that signals more than short-term relief. It marks a structural shift in how Africa’s leading gold producer is…
Libya’s Waha Oil Brings Two New Gas Wells Online to Strengthen Power Supply
Libya has taken another step toward stabilising its long‑strained energy sector after Waha Oil Company successfully commissioned two new gas wells at the Faregh field, increasing domestic gas supply at a time of rising electricity demand.…
Libya’s National Oil Corporation Sets 2026 Priorities After Sabha General Assemblies
Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC) has closed its 2025 General Assemblies with a clear message: 2026 will be defined by discipline, safety, and long‑term structural reform.
Held in the southern city of Sabha, the annual meetings…
Libya Oil Revenues Hit $22 Billion as Production Reaches 10‑Year High in 2025
After more than a decade of conflict, fragmentation, and stalled investment, Libya’s oil sector is quietly staging one of the most significant energy comebacks on the African continent.
In 2025, Libya’s crude oil production climbed to 1.4…
Africa’s Gold, Africa’s Future: Why the Pan-African Gold Bank Could Redefine Economic Power on the…
Africa has produced gold for centuries, yet for just as long, the continent has remained largely absent from the systems that determine how that gold is refined, priced, stored, and traded. That imbalance may be beginning to change.
This…
Kadmiel Van Der Puije and Saudi Arabia Vision 2030: Why Africa Is the Next Strategic Growth Partner
Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 is not merely a national reform agenda. It is a long-horizon strategy to remain globally relevant in a post-oil world by investing in people, systems, and sustainable growth.
At the same time, Africa is entering…
Libya’s Decade-High Crude Output Signals a Strategic Reawakening of Africa’s Energy Powerhouse
In 2025, Libya crossed a threshold that few believed possible a decade ago. With average crude oil production reaching 1.37 million barrels per day, the country recorded its strongest annual output since the early 2010s, cementing a quiet…
Burkina Faso Claims Security Gains and Food Self Sufficiency Under Ibrahim Traoré as 2026 Agenda…
Burkina Faso has entered 2026 projecting confidence, control, and ambition as President Ibrahim Traoré outlined what his government describes as tangible gains in security, agriculture, and national sovereignty.
In his New Year address…