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Floods damaged over 5,000 km of roads, disrupting transport nationwide
Repeated climate shocks strain finances, limiting resilient infrastructure investment
The cost of restoring Mozambique’s road network after recent floods is estimated at about $3.5 billion, Transport and Logistics Minister João Matlombe said.
Matlombe said the government had approved an initial $1.2 billion...
Buenassa has submitted a $1.5bn bid to acquire Chemaf as part of a $3.5bn industrial plan
The roadmap includes completion of Chemaf’s mining units and a two-phase copper-cobalt refinery
The bid comes ahead of the February 4 Washington summit on critical minerals amid rival offers
Buenassa has put forward a $1.5 billion offer to acquire Chemaf, a copper and cobalt producer...
Government plans CFA-equivalent investment of 41.8 billion Congolese francs over 2026–2028
Funds target farm equipment purchases and rehabilitation of pig facilities
Estate operations have been halted since January 2026 due to lack of funding
The Democratic Republic of Congo plans to invest a total of 41.8 billion Congolese francs, or nearly $19 million, in the Presidential...
Two aging gas turbines commissioned in 1977 are being replaced at Port-Gentil
Installed capacity is expected to rise to 40–50 MW from 25–30 MW
Electricity projects totaling CFA1,134.5 billion are planned for 2024–2026
Gabon has launched the modernization of the Port-Gentil thermal power plant, replacing two gas turbines that have supplied electricity to the country’s...
Togo plans to mobilize CFA35 billion ($63 million) in 2026 to finance decentralization and deconcentration reforms.
The allocation represents 94% of the budget of the Ministry of Territorial Administration, Decentralization and Customary Affairs.
The funding targets communes, regional councils and governors amid renewed local leadership.
Togo has pursued decentralization under...
DR Congo approved 96 projects in 2025 with projected investment of $5.13 billion, up 125.7% from 2024.
Foreign direct investment accounted for 84.39% of approved amounts, reflecting strong international interest.
Approved projects should generate 8,383 direct jobs, according to ANAPI.
The National Agency for Investment Promotion approved 96 projects and applications in...
Djibouti secures $35m ITFC financing to expand petroleum bunkering and reinforce its role as a Red Sea maritime and trade hub
Facility, under a wider $600m framework, will boost port competitiveness, diversify revenues and strengthen energy security
Deal supports intra-OIC trade and counters rising Red Sea port competition as Djibouti defends its logistics hub...
Ivory Coast courts will try Fidelis Finance and four executives for alleged breach of banking secrecy, a first in the UEMOA zone.
The case stems from the cancellation of a CFA7.7 billion ($11.7 million) real estate transaction involving Ivorian contractor SOGETRA.
The proceedings threaten Fidelis Finance’s plan to obtain a full banking license from the BCEAO.
Fidelis Finance...
Extreme heat and dust reduce solar panel efficiency by 15% to more than 60% across sub-Saharan Africa.
Module surface temperatures often exceed 70°C, sharply lowering voltage and energy conversion rates.
Researchers urge manufacturers to adopt region-specific solar design and maintenance standards.
Solar power generation systems suffer significant efficiency losses across...
Saint-Louis faces disruptions in 6 kg butane cylinder supply due to the absence of local storage and distribution infrastructure.
Delivery delays from Dakar have stretched from a few days to two to three weeks, affecting household cooking fuel availability.
The government plans a 400 km national gas pipeline to transport offshore production, including Greater Tortue Ahmeyim gas, to...