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Zijin Gold’s planned takeover of Allied Gold has been terminated, but the Chinese miner will invest about $295 million in the company behind major gold assets in Mali, Ethiopia and Côte d’Ivoire. Zijin Gold and Allied Gold have terminated their planned C$5.5 billion takeover after concluding that the remaining conditions were unlikely to be completed…
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Mozambique has awarded a 25-year concession to two Chinese companies to build and operate a one-stop border post at Machipanda, a critical crossing linking the country to neighbouring Zimbabwe. Mozambique has granted a 25-year concession to two Chinese firms to build and operate a one-stop border post at Machipanda, which connects Mozambique to Zimbabwe. The…
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For many Africans, international travel still means applying for a visa well before departure. While some passports offer broad travel freedom through visa-free entry or visas on arrival, the majority across the continent remain subject to stricter travel restrictions. Most Africans still face strict visa requirements for international travel, limiting their mobility compared to other…
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The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) completed its final review of Ghana’s three-year, $3 billion crisis support package on July 27, 2026, approving an immediate payout of $371 million. The IMF completed its final review of Ghana’s $3 billion crisis support package, releasing a last $371 million payment. This marks the official…
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The United States will end routine visa processing at 25 diplomatic posts across Africa from August 1, consolidating operations into 20 regional hubs as part of a sweeping overhaul aimed at strengthening security screening and streamlining consular services. The U.S. will end routine visa processing at 25 African diplomatic posts starting August 1, consolidating services…
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The United States is providing its first federal backing for a green energy project in Western Sahara, supporting a proposed $4.5 billion green ammonia facility in the disputed Moroccan-controlled territory. The U.S. is supporting its first green energy project in Western Sahara with a $5.7 million grant for a $4.5 billion green ammonia facility. This…
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South Africa has taken a major step towards expanding local-currency trade in Southern Africa after the Angolan kwanza became the second settlement currency on a regional payment system that had operated exclusively in rand for 13 years. Angola’s kwanza has become the second settlement currency on the SADC Real-Time Gross Settlement (SADC-RTGS) platform. The move…
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The Zambian government has restricted unrefined copper exports to force foreign mining and industrial companies, especially Chinese firms, to build local processing plants. Zambia has imposed restrictions on the export of unrefined copper to encourage foreign firms to build local processing plants. The policy aims to shift the country from exporting raw minerals to producing…
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Operations at one of the world’s largest platinum mining complexes have been temporarily suspended after six worker deaths over the past year and a rise in serious underground safety incidents prompted owner Impala Platinum Holdings (Implats) to halt mining and launch a comprehensive safety overhaul. South Africa’s largest platinum mining complex has suspended operations after…
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