Shell sells Nigeria’s onshore division, exits Niger delta
British energy major Shell is poised to conclude nearly a century of onshore oil and gas operations in Nigeria, having agreed
Eight dead, several missing after Nigerian ferry capsizes
At least eight people were confirmed dead and many were missing after a wooden ferry carrying 100 people capsized in
Nigeria’s inflation climbs to 27-year high
Nigeria witnessed its highest inflation rate in over 27 years in December, intensifying a cost-of-living crisis and heightening pressure on
Ghana hopes to agree official creditor debt relief terms by Friday – Bloomberg News
Ghana hopes to finish by Friday reviewing a draft term sheet on debt relief from its official creditors to restructure
Nigerian president vows to slash entourages for foreign trips
Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has announced plans to restrict the size of state delegations on foreign trips, in an
AFCON 2023: Profiles of the 5 female referees who will officiate
The African Cup of Nations (AFCON) 2023 tournament kicking off on January 13 will feature five female officials. Salima
Nigeria central bank clears US$2 billion forex backlog
Nigeria’s Central Bank has successfully settled nearly two billion U.S. dollars in matured foreign exchange contracts over the past three
Senegal’s top judicial body rejects opposition leader’s candidacy for presidential election
Senegal’s Constitutional Council on Friday rejected opposition leader Ousmane Sonko’s application to run for president in elections next month due
Preserving East Africa’s ancient Guineo-Congolian tropical rainforest
Africa harbors almost 30 percent of the world’s global rainforests, ranking second only to the Amazon in Brazil. Kenya’s Kakamega
Guinea resumes petrol distribution after deadly explosion at main fuel depot
The government of Guinea announced that petrol distribution would resume from Saturday, five days after supplies were suspended following an