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Ethiopia has emerged as Africa’s second-largest destination for foreign direct investment (FDI), underscoring its growing appeal to global investors and the impact of recent economic reforms. Ethiopia has emerged as Africa’s second-largest FDI destination, attracting $18.6 billion over the past 5 years. Chinese companies dominate investment, accounting for the majority of projects across key sectors.…
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Petrol imports in Nigeria during the last fiscal month declined significantly, as the Dangote Refinery stepped in to fill the energy gap. Nigeria’s petrol imports dropped sharply last month as the Dangote Refinery supplied most of the nation’s fuel demand. In February, local fuel supply accounted for 92% of total demand, reducing daily imports to…
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Africa is emerging as a critical supplier of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Europe, as the continent seeks to capitalise on shifting global energy dynamics driven by instability in the Middle East and ongoing uncertainty over Russian gas supplies. Africa is positioning itself as a key LNG supplier to Europe amid intensifying energy security concerns.…
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Senegal has become the 26th nation globally – and the 21st in Africa to sign onto a $12.6 billion U.S.-backed health initiative aimed at strengthening healthcare systems and expanding access to critical medical services Senegal has joined a $12.6 billion U.S.-backed global health initiative, becoming the 26th country and 21st in Africa to participate. The…
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Africa’s agriculture sector has become a growing playground for startups trying to solve some of the continent’s most stubborn food and farming challenges. Over the past decade, entrepreneurs have launched companies that connect farmers directly to markets, digitise supply chains, provide financing to smallholders, and introduce climate-smart technologies to improve yields. Business Insider Africa presents…
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Burundi has signed a three-year agreement with US-based mining companies KoBold Metals and Lifezone Metals to explore critical minerals needed for the global energy transition, marking a significant step in the East African country’s push to attract foreign investment into its natural resources sector. Burundi has signed a three-year minerals exploration agreement with US mining…
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In a period of geopolitical turmoil and fluctuating oil markets, African countries can benefit greatly from retaining relatively low fuel prices. Fuel prices in Egypt, Nigeria, Ethiopia, and Liberia increased compared to last month. Fuel prices in Algeria, Tunisia, and Niger decreased slightly, despite the overall increase in the global average price. Fuel prices in…
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Kenya is exploring plans to extend a colonial-era railway to its north-western oil fields, creating a new route to transport crude to an Indian Ocean port by 2030. Kenya is planning to build a 640 km meter-gauge railway to transport crude oil from its north-western oil fields to an Indian Ocean port by 2030. The…
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France has signaled a renewed diplomatic push in Africa with the first visit in seven years by a senior official to the Central African Republic (CAR). France is renewing its diplomatic engagement in Africa, highlighted by Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot’s visit to the Central African Republic (CAR) after seven years. The visit marks Paris’ strategic…
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