Cameroon has become one of the top destinations for the harshly criticized “flags of convenience” system, which allows businesses to register their ships in another
Category: Africa
TotalEnergies starts production in the Ikike field, as Nigeria gears up to replace the Russian gas supply to the EU.
The Ikike field in Nigeria, which is anticipated to generate peak production of 50,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day by the end of 2022,
Kenyan river valley tragedy: Bus crash leaves 34 people dead.
Local media claimed on Monday that 34 people died in central Kenya when their bus drove off a bridge and fell into a river valley.
EU laments Nigeria’s missed opportunities to replace Russian gas.
As it gets ready for future Russian supply cuts, the European Union is looking to Nigeria for additional gas supplies, according to Matthew Baldwin, deputy
Tygerberg Hospital: Cape Town’s first public facility to deploy a Da Vinci robot for surgery in Africa.
At Tygerberg Public Hospital in Cape Town, South Africa, a surgical team led by Dr. Tim Forgan utilizes the da Vinci Xi robot to help
U.S.-Africa summit slated for mid-December. – Biden
President Joe Biden announced on Wednesday that the United States will host a significant meeting in December in Washington, D.C., that will bring together leaders
Nigeria’s NNPC to go public by June 2023. – CEO.
The government-run Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), which on Tuesday officially changed its name to NNPC Ltd, would be prepared to conduct an initial public
South Africa tragic teen party: Methanol found in the blood of the 21 kids.
The 21 juvenile fatalities at a bar in the South African city of East London last month have been linked to the poisonous chemical methanol.
Nigeria, Ghana 10 other countries in the danger zone of economic collapse.
A record number of developing countries are now in difficulty, according to traditional debt crisis indicators like collapsing currencies, 1,000 basis point bond spreads, and
Flutterwave’s $40m frozen in Kenya, over allegations of money laundering.
According to court filings, an African payments giant named Flutterwave had more than $40 million in accounts frozen by a Kenyan court because of the
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