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Global soybean output to hit record 425.8M tons in 2025/26
Brazil leads with 175M tons; U.S. and Argentina decline
China to import 112M tons; soybean oil to top 70M tons
Global soybean production is projected to reach a record 425.8 million metric tons during the 2025/2026 season, according to the latest monthly projections from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA).
This volume...
Africa as a whole is advancing in innovation, thanks in large part to bolstered institutional capacity, the strengthening of business ecosystems, and a rise in entrepreneurial activity. This year, 12 of the 36 countries on the continent that were surveyed saw an improvement in their ranking compared to the previous year.
Mauritius maintained its position as Africa's most innovative country in...
South Africa anchors African bonds with liquidity, but yields lag Ghana and Zambia.
Ghana and Zambia deliver 20%+ yields, driving bond rallies despite fragile debt positions.
Investors blend SA stability with frontier upside to balance liquidity and returns.
African sovereign bonds are drawing renewed investor attention in 2025 as global inflation and geopolitical risks push funds toward...
• UN urges shift from arms to human development in Africa
• Military spending rises, deepening poverty and fiscal strain
• Region needs $70B annually to meet development goals
Sub-Saharan Africa needs to mobilize an estimated $70 billion per year to meet its human development needs, a challenge exacerbated by rising military spending, according to a new United Nations...
Lomé begins dredging to handle larger container ships
Port traffic hits record 2 million TEUs in 2024
Strategic hub for regional transshipment and landlocked countries
Lomé Container Terminal (LCT) has launched dredging operations to deepen the basin, turning circle, and access channel. The project aims to improve navigability and accommodate larger container ships at the Port of Lomé,...
Malawi votes in high-stakes presidential election Tuesday
Economic crisis, inflation dominate voter concerns
Chakwera faces Mutharika, Banda in tight rematch race
Malawi is holding its general elections this Tuesday, September 16, with the presidential race as the main event. Incumbent President Lazarus Chakwera is facing challengers, including his predecessor Peter Mutharika and former...
The 38 African countries covered by "The Global Attractiveness Index 2025" were mostly ranked at the bottom of the list, primarily due to weak performance in government efficiency, innovation, and human capital development.
Mauritius, Egypt, and Algeria are Africa's most attractive countries for multinational corporations and foreign investors in 2025, according to a ranking published on Sunday,...
B2Gold raises 2025 output forecast for Otjikoto mine to 205,000 oz
Revision follows stronger-than-expected ore grades, open-pit results
Otjikoto produced 104,241 oz in H1; gold prices hit $3,600/oz
Canadian mining company B2Gold is now forecasting a 2025 gold production of up to 205,000 ounces at its Otjikoto mine in Namibia. The revised target, announced in a statement on...
Egypt is talking with the World Bank to recycle more farm water and roll out smart irrigation to fix a seven billion cubic meter yearly shortage.
The “Irrigation 2.0” plan will add AI, satellites and desalination to the 9.3 billion cubic meters of drainage water already reused each year.
Officials say the upgrades could save billions of cubic meters, grow more crops and draw...
Scatec begins solar, battery expansion in Maroua and Guider
Project to add 64.4 MW solar, 38.2 MWh battery storage
Plants to power 200,000 homes, cut fuel use and emissions
Release by Scatec, a subsidiary of the Norwegian group Scatec, has begun a major expansion of its solar and battery plants in the northern Cameroonian cities of Maroua and Guider. The groundbreaking ceremony on...