Africa’s GDP is projected to rise to $15 trillion in 10 years if investments in agriculture, industry, and energy are sustained, according to the African Union.
Africa will add 1.2 million barrels per day refining capacity by 2030, led by Nigeria, Angola, and Uganda, unlocking a $100 billion investment opportunity.
MTN Nigeria appoints Dr. Karl Toriola as VP for Francophone Africa, while Ferdinand Moolman exits the board to become CEO of MTN South Africa.
Nigeria’s D’Tigers sealed a 99-90 win over Cameroon to finish Group B unbeaten at Afrobasket 2025, booking a direct quarterfinal spot.
A medical aircraft operated by Amref Flying Doctors crashed into a residential block in Ruiru, Kenya, killing six people and injuring two.
Federal Government plans to raise $32.8 billion including $15.5 billion from private investors to provide electricity for 300 million unserved Africans
President Tinubu steps down as ECOWAS Chair, hands leadership to Sierra Leone’s President Bio, who vows reform and unity amid West Africa’s security and democratic challenges.
China will now offer Nigeria and 52 other African nations zero-tariff access to its consumer market. The new policy boosts trade ties as US-Africa relations face uncertainty.
On International Nurses Day 2025, WHO reveals that 42% of African nurses plan to emigrate, risking a deeper collapse of health systems as Nigeria faces severe staffing shortages.
Nigeria urges Ghana to clear $75 million gas debt under the West African Gas Pipeline project, reinforcing regional energy cooperation.
