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• New rule cuts tariffs on 5,516 non-sensitive products over 10 years• Côte d’Ivoire aims to boost trade within Africa and grow its economy• Move comes as global trade pressure rises, especially from the U.S.
On April 23, 2025, the Ivorian Council of Ministers approved a new ordinance that will gradually lower import tariffs on thousands of products considered non-sensitive to the...
This intervention demonstrates regulatory foresight by the LTA and highlights the broader push for digital resilience in West Africa. It also reinforces the importance of regional cooperation in internet infrastructure to withstand shocks like cable cuts, which have disrupted entire countries in the past.
The Liberia Telecommunications Authority (LTA) announced on Tuesday, April 22, scheduled...
Paladin Energy restarted uranium production at its Langer Heinrich mine in Namibia in March 2024. However, last month, the mine was flooded by heavy rains, forcing a temporary halt and prompting the company to withdraw its 2025 production forecasts.
From January to March 2025—the third quarter of Paladin’s fiscal year—the mine produced 745,484 pounds of uranium, its highest quarterly...
The African Union says solid geological data is crucial for mining growth. It helps launch exploration programs and cuts investment risks.
Nigeria wants to tap into $700 billion in mining resources to reduce its reliance on oil and gas. To do that, the government is fast-tracking geological mapping of its land. This is key to attracting investors and lowering exploration risks.
Several...
Eurasian Resources Group (ERG), a major mining company operating in Africa, has firmly denied reports that it is negotiating a sale. The company is 60% owned by its founders and 40% by the Kazakh government, with significant copper and cobalt mining assets in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Zambia.
On April 21, ERG issued a statement rejecting claims that American investor James...
Alphamin Resources resumed mining at its Bisie tin mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) after a month-long halt spurred by rebel advances. The company recently scaled down its 2025 output forecast–from 20,000 tons to 17,500 tons.
Alphamin Resources has appointed a new CEO to head its tin mine in the DRC, the Bisie mine. The new boss, Jacobus van Heerden, will replace retiring CEO...
Africa is making significant strides in advancing its space technology landscape, marking a new era of innovation, connectivity, and collaboration across the continent. With growing investments, expanding satellite capabilities, and a surge in local talent, Africa is positioning itself as a rising force in the global space economy.
Egypt-based satellite operator NILESAT and the Regional African...
• European Investment Bank commits $60 million to LeapFrog Investments to expand access to green tech in emerging markets• The funding targets companies offering eco-friendly solutions in energy, transport, food, and housing• Move is part of a broader $500 million plan to tackle climate change in Africa and Asia
The European Investment Bank (EIB) has pledged $60 million to...
• The government raised CFA454.2 billion ($790 million) on April 22 through the WAEMU regional debt market• The auction covered seven bond maturities, from 1 to 7 years, and was oversubscribed by 105.63%• Yields rose slightly, but remained lower than rates seen in other WAEMU countries like Mali
Côte d’Ivoire raised CFA454.2 billion on April 22 in a public bond auction on the West...
• Tunisia and Japan agreed to finalize a new investment deal during a meeting in Tunis on April 21.• The two countries reviewed the progress of current cooperation projects and explored new areas of partnership.• In 2024, trade between them totaled $218.7 million, led by vehicles, machinery, and electrical equipment.
Tunisia and Japan have confirmed their shared goal of strengthening...