Africa’s electricity demand is expected to grow steadily over the coming decades. According to the IEA, overall energy demand could increase by around 60% by 2040 under current policies. While growth is significant, countries vary widely in their nuclear preparednes, some are ready, others are almost ready, and many are still far off. Africa’s electricity…
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Despite rising global conflicts and deteriorating peacefulness worldwide, several African countries continue to maintain peace, stability and safety for their citizens. The 2025 Global Peace Index (GPI) indicates a global decrease in peacefulness, with a deterioration of 0.36 percent. Africa shows mixed performance, with half of its countries improving in peace rankings while the other…
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Across Africa, diesel remains one of the most important fuels for economic activity, powering everything from public transportation and freight logistics to industrial machinery and agriculture. Compared to last month’s global average diesel price of $1.23 per liter, the new global average of $1.24 per liter saw Libya experience a slight price increase. Diesel prices…
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Ghana is preparing to abolish value-added tax on mineral exploration and reconnaissance activities in a major policy shift aimed at reviving investment in its mining sector. Ghana plans to abolish the VAT on mineral exploration and reconnaissance activities to attract investments in the mining sector. The elimination of the 15% VAT aims to lower costs…
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Morocco has achieved a historic milestone by exporting 1,200 tonnes of lemons to the United Kingdom over ten months, surpassing the total volume shipped in the last decade. Morocco has exported 1,200 tonnes of lemons to the UK, valued at $1.02 million, breaking a decade-long record. The country jumped from 31st to 11th place among…
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Kenya Railways has unveiled plans to sell off city‑centre assets worth KSh16 billion (approximately $123 million) to settle long‑overdue pension obligations under its Staff Retirement Benefits Scheme. Kenya Railways is set to sell prime city assets worth $123 million to settle pension arrears. The move targets Makongeni and Ngara estates, amid delayed payments to retirees. Funds from the sales…
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