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Niger’s uranium industry has undergone major changes, with France's Orano and Canada's GoviEx recently losing control over their operations. Meanwhile, Niamey still supports Global Atomic, also Canadian, for its Dasa uranium mine project.
Global Atomic reiterated on November 17 its commitment to initiating uranium production in Niger, praising the government for supporting their Dasa...
In recent months, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has engaged lawyers to address Apple's use of illicit and conflict minerals. The DRC has recently filed criminal complaints against Apple in France and Belgium.
Apple denied accusations from the Congolese government on December 17, asserting it no longer uses “conflict minerals” in its products. The company said it has asked its...
Given the growing insecurity and increasing socio-economic challenges, the International Crisis Group recommends that Mali's authorities adjust their sovereignist approach, focusing on reallocating public spending towards social sectors and easing tensions with financial partners.
A report released on December 3 by the American think tank International Crisis Group (ICG) discusses the...
Coris Invest, owned by Burkinabe businessman Idrissa Nassa, recently initiated the acquisition process of the British company Hummingbird Resources. Sealing this deal would give Coris Invest control of two new gold mines, one in Mali and the other in Guinea.
Nioko Resources, a subsidiary of Coris Invest Group (CIG) led by Burkinabe businessman Idrissa Nassa, is set to make a takeover bid for the...
Located in Worodougou, 500 km from Abidjan, the Séguéla open-pit mine began operations in 2023. It is projected to produce an annual average of 133,000 ounces of gold over its 7-year lifespan. This estimate does not account for the mine's underground mineral resources.
Fortuna Mining plans to complete a 12,000-meter drilling program at the Sunbird deposit of its Séguéla gold mine in Côte...
Africa's digital connectivity challenges hinder economic growth. Expanding digital infrastructure could integrate millions into the digital economy. Cassava Technologies, with its Broadband Connectivity, Data Centres, and AI-driven solutions, plays a key role in addressing these issues.
Cassava Technologies, a global technology powerhouse with African roots, has achieved three transformative...
Morocco is stepping up its international cooperation efforts to accelerate its digital transformation. Over the past three months, the country has strengthened ties with Portugal and Estonia.
Morocco and Saudi Arabia have signed a memorandum of understanding to enhance their collaboration in e-government initiatives. Amal El Fallah Seghrouchni, Morocco’s Minister of Digital Transition and...
According to the IMF, the member countries of CEMAC have made progress in structural reforms aimed at supporting the private sector, maintaining the stability of the financial system, and addressing debt-related vulnerabilities.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has praised the economic progress made by the member countries of the Central African Economic and Monetary Community (CEMAC)...
As the world's largest chromium producer, South Africa relies heavily on Mozambique's Maputo port for up to 50% of its mineral exports. However, the country is currently dealing with a severe post-election crisis that has significantly impacted its economy.
The Minerals Council of South Africa expressed particular concern on December 12 about the impact of Mozambique's unrest on the chrome...
The Telecom Namibia cyberattack is more than a localized issue; it is a symptom of the broader challenges faced by nations undergoing rapid digital transformation without commensurate investment in cybersecurity. Addressing these challenges will require a coordinated effort involving government, businesses, and international partners to build a resilient and secure digital ecosystem.
Telecom...