A stronger naira is masking the true pace of Nigeria's debt accumulation, with domestic obligations rising even as dollar-denominated liabilities shrink in naira terms.
More than a thousand tonnes of yellowcake stranded at Niamey airport for nine months may finally have a buyer, as a Romanian company emerges amid a geopolitical standoff over the ore's final destination.
The DRC's export ban on copper and cobalt concentrates, a uranium contamination dispute with Chinese mining giants, and Senegal's diplomatic pivot toward Paris define a pivotal moment for African resource and security politics.
Layal Tinubu's youth-focused NGO gathered final-year tertiary students from across Lagos on July 17 for career guidance, mentorship, and industry engagement.
Nigeria's $20 billion refinery shipped over 400,000 tonnes of aviation fuel to Europe in July — roughly one-fifth of the continent's total imports — even while running at reduced capacity after equipment trouble.
McDonald's customers are demanding cheaper meals while Meta launches a coding agent to challenge Anthropic and OpenAI — two pressure tests reshaping global consumer and tech markets.
A tech founder is building AI tools designed specifically for African businesses, entering a global race dominated by OpenAI and Hugging Face.
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