- Bank customers in Mozambique have received refunds of over 800 million meticais (€12 Million) following undue charges from banks and irregularities by PoS agents in 2023.
- Africa's largest mobile operator, MTN, is exploring partnerships with low-Earth-orbit (LEO) satellite providers to deliver internet access to rural and remote areas, Group CEO Ralph Mupita announced on Monday.
- Voters in Gabon have approved a referendum extending the presidential term from five to seven years, a move viewed as a key step toward restoring civilian rule.
- Education is a critical component of social and economic development, but many African countries face significant challenges in funding their education systems.
- In many African countries, the prices of fuel are influenced by a variety of factors, including those outside the continent. Most African countries import fuel due to a shortage of fuel production or refining capacity within the continent.
- Throughout the history of the Miss Universe pageant, the USA has produced the highest number of winners with nine Queens. African beauty queens have also made their mark in the competition by registering six wins since the inception in 1952.
- The Dangote refinery has agreed to supply 60 million liters of Premium Motor Spirits, commonly known as Petrol per week to the oil marketers in Nigeria.
- The Boeing strike, which has brought most of the company's activities to a standstill, is having a far-reaching impact on the operations of Ethiopian airline as it faces delays in receiving new aircrafts from the plane maker.
- Zimbabwe's current financial situation, specifically with regard to its currency (ZiG), has compelled the government to make revisions to its national budget.
- Gabon held a referendum on a new constitution on Saturday, marking a significant step toward democratic governance following last year’s coup that ended the Bongo dynasty’s long rule.
- The Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, will be hosted by Nigerian President, Bola Tinubu as he embarks on a state visit to the Aso Rock Presidential Villa on Sunday, November 16.
- Boosting digital literacy in Africa is essential for the continent's future, with government offices and parliaments increasing their investments in digital infrastructure to enhance decision-making.
- Mozambique's government has placed a ban on protests following weeks of vicious riots which have left citizens dead with properties valued over €354 million lost.
- Zimbabwe's Finance Minister, Mthuli Ncube, has commended the country for its resilience as it grapples with the worst drought it has faced in 40 years and limited access to international financing.
- The significance of education in a nation cannot be overstated, as it holds the key to unlocking numerous long-term benefits that shape the country's future.
- The amount of Premium Motor Spirit (Petrol) imported into Nigeria surged in October despite the recent boom in the country’s domestic oil production.
- In several African countries, where cheap housing remains a concern for a rising urban population, the price-to-rent ratio has emerged as an important indicator for determining housing decisions.
- The NNPCL has clarified that it has not stopped fuel importation, despite reports suggesting that the company had ended fuel importation due to Dangote's entrance into the market.
- MultiChoice CEO Calvo Mawela is gearing up to challenge U.S. streaming giants as the African TV company pushes to secure regulatory approval for its nearly $3 billion deal with Vivendi SE’s Canal+.
- Africa's crypto adoption has seen remarkable growth since last year, driven by substantial investments and increased individual interests which have facilitated trading across the continent.
- Mali is pressing Resolute Mining Ltd. for a $160 million settlement in a tax dispute, following the detention of the Australian gold company’s CEO, sources say.
- South Africa reopened limited crossings at its main border with Mozambique on Thursday morning, following a temporary suspension due to safety concerns.
- After nearly two decades of waiting, the Dr. Antonio Agostinho Neto International Airport (AIAAN) in Luanda, Angola, has finally commenced operations. The $3.8 billion airport aims to become a key aviation hub in southern Africa.
- The academic advancement of African countries is crucial for overall development via its superior young people capital. However, these objectives are seriously threatened by a chronic deficiency in many of the continent's educational institutions.
- The telecom industry in Africa is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by improvements in internet infrastructure and the adoption of newer technologies focused on boosting download speeds, and delivering high-quality connectivity.
- The government of Uganda has disclosed it will be taking drastic measures to curb its rising debt. According to the country's finance ministry, external borrowing will be cut by 98% in the financial year to June 2026.
- With a change in the United States oval office comes changes in economic policies that have the potential to ripple across the globe, including in the East African nation of Kenya.
- Nigeria has successfully recovered over $5 billion in assets over the past 25 years, according to a report from the Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC).
- Following the recent agreement between the Dangote refinery and independent oil marketers in Nigeria, estimates for fuel prices in Nigeria have been touted.
- Following the recent agreement between the Dangote refinery and independent oil marketers in Nigeria, estimates for fuel prices in Nigeria have been touted.
- The air passenger traffic in Africa has experienced significant growth over the past few decades, driven by various factors such as economic development, population growth, and increasing connectivity.
- Investment in real estate is primarily driven by the prospect of profitable returns, and this holds true across African countries. Every property owner aims to maximize the income generated from their real estate properties.
- In Africa, city branding is crucial, as nations work to attract global attention and investment. Five African countries made it to the top ranks for brand value in 2024, according to the Brand Finance Global City Index.
- Given Nigeria’s current economic challenges, the financial decisions Nigerians have grown accustomed to are now being adjusted. One example of this is the saving habits of Nigerians.
