The correlation between an African country’s debt levels and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is still one of the most important indicators of economic stability on the continent. The relationship between an African country’s debt ratios and IMF support is a key indicator of economic stability. Examples from Eswatini and Kenya illustrate the benefits of…
Rwanda has officially received its first group of seven deportees from the United States, marking the start of its agreement with Washington to take in up to 250 migrants. Rwanda received its first group of seven deportees from the U.S., initiating a resettlement agreement. The migrants, not Rwandan citizens, were vetted under a bilateral framework…
The Dangote Petroleum Refinery has emerged as a transformative force in the West and Central African fuel markets, effectively ending years of dependence on imported petroleum products. The Dangote Petroleum Refinery has revolutionized fuel markets in West and Central Africa with a capacity of 650,000 barrels per day. The facility has significantly reduced Nigeria’s reliance…
The United States is preparing to impose new import taxes on steel from South Africa and nine other countries, pending the outcome of ongoing investigations into corrosion-resistant steel products. The United States plans to impose new import taxes on corrosion-resistant steel from South Africa and nine other countries. Investigations by the U.S. Commerce Department revealed…
A massively armored dinosaur (Spicomellus) roamed the planet 165 million years ago in an area located in modern-day Morocco. Its body was covered in ornate spikes, some of which were almost a meter long. Spicomellus, a heavily armored dinosaur, lived 165 million years ago in modern-day Morocco. Its body featured ornate spikes, including meter-long ones,…
A new investigative study has exposed how Russian private mercenary activities in Mali have sparked profound divisions inside the country’s army and transitional military administration, increasing concerns about Moscow’s position in the West African country even as economic and political relations strengthen. The Sentry’s study highlights tensions within Mali’s military caused by Russian Wagner mercenary…
Nigeria’s crude oil exports to Asia may come under renewed strain after South Korea committed $100 billion to purchase US energy over the next four years, deepening competition in one of Africa’s most important markets. The article explores the impact of South Korea’s recent $100 billion energy deal with the United States on Nigeria’s oil…
South Africa’s government has accused Washington of reviving “apartheid 2.0” after the United States rolled out a refugee programme granting white Afrikaners preferential entry, a move Pretoria insists is unjustified and racially skewed. The article discusses the recent controversy between South Africa and the U.S. surrounding a refugee program granting Afrikaners preferential entry, which Pretoria…
Senegal and France are attempting to rebuild their relationship, but historical grievances continue to overshadow the talks. Senegal and France are making efforts to rebuild relations through talks amid historical grievances. France recently shut down its last military base in Senegal, marking the end of a 65-year presence. Senegal seeks recognition of colonial-era atrocities and…
