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Pakistan is exploring crude oil imports from Libya as the world's fifth most populous country seeks to diversify its energy supplies and reduce dependence on traditional Middle Eastern suppliers.
Taiwan has resumed processing visa applications from Moroccan nationals, ending a diplomatic dispute that disrupted travel between the two sides for nearly three months.
France has expelled intelligence officers from two West African countries in separate diplomatic disputes, underscoring the deterioration of its security relationships with military-led governments in the Sahel.
Transsion Holdings, the Chinese company behind Tecno, Infinix and itel, has attracted relatively weak retail investor interest in its Hong Kong share offering, despite dominating mobile phone sales across Africa.
Taiwan has resumed processing visa applications from Moroccan nationals, ending a diplomatic dispute that disrupted travel between the two sides for nearly three months.
Egypt has signed 20 agreements and memoranda of understanding with South Korea, Malaysia and Indonesia as the North African country seeks to expand its economic partnerships with some of Asia’s major economies.
Taiwan has resumed processing visa applications from Moroccan nationals, ending a diplomatic dispute that disrupted travel between the two sides for nearly three months.
Africa’s largest refinery, owned by billionaire Aliko Dangote, is extending its initial public offering (IPO) by 10 days to give investors across the continent more time to participate in what is expected to be Africa’s largest-ever share sale.
Morocco has submitted a formal request to the United States to train Royal Moroccan Air Force pilots on F-35A stealth fighter jets, signalling preparations for a potential acquisition of the fifth-generation aircraft.
Poverty is often measured by how much money people earn, but income alone cannot capture the full extent of deprivation. Millions of people live without reliable electricity, clean drinking water, adequate sanitation, quality education or access to healthcare..
Nigeria’s oil sector experienced a loss of $230 billion and $235 billion owing to its inability to quickly enact a bill that was intended to draw in billions of dollars in investment.
Rwanda's ambassador to Russia, Joseph Nzabamwita, lauded President Vladimir Putin's vision for Africa's growth, as Russia prepares to host the third Russia-Africa Summit.
