The United States government’s decision to launch a special resettlement program for white South African refugees has prompted a wave of moral and theological critique from church leaders both at home and abroad. The U.S. government initiated a special resettlement program for white South African refugees, citing risks of race-based targeting. Major Christian organizations criticized…
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A Nigerian court has ordered the deportation of four Chinese nationals over their involvement in illegal mining of precious minerals in Plateau State. A Nigerian court ordered the deportation of four Chinese nationals for illegal mining activities in Plateau State. The individuals were convicted for unlawful possession and purchase of mineral resources. The court mandated…
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Ali Bongo, the former president of Gabon who was ousted in a military coup in August 2023, has left the country for Angola along with his wife, Sylvia Bongo, and their son, Noureddin. Ali Bongo, former president of Gabon, has departed the country for Angola. Bongo’s family faced legal actions post-coup, moving from detention to…
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Africa’s largest bauxite producer, Guinea, has revoked 46 mining licences in a broad move to tighten state control over its vast mineral resources. Guinea revoked 46 mining licences as part of a sector-wide reform to enhance state control over mineral resources. The reform aims to address regulatory violations, optimize revenue collection, and ensure alignment with…
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The growth of hotel chains in Africa signifies economic potential, investor confidence, and tourism growth. A key indicator of this is the hotel chain development pipeline, which tracks new hotel projects. For African countries, a strong pipeline is commercially strategic and highly desirable. Business Insider Africa presents the top 10 African countries with the biggest…
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The increase comes as Shell prepares to exit its onshore oil operations in Nigeria after decades marked by controversy. Nigeria remained the highest recipient of Shell’s payments, with the top four countries collectively receiving $11.7 billion. Shell paid approximately $28.1 billion to governments globally in 2024 for extractive-related taxes and charges. The company is exiting…
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