DRC takes control of its mineral data as global powers race for Congo’s critical minerals
Kinshasa is locking down its geological archives, betting that owning the map matters more than owning the mine.
Kinshasa is locking down its geological archives, betting that owning the map matters more than owning the mine.
Kenya ordered Tata Chemicals out of Lake Magadi, reviving debate over foreign ownership and who truly benefits from Africa's minerals.
Seychelles Vice-President Sebastien Pillay met Saudi Arabia's foreign minister in Riyadh to discuss stronger investment, tourism and bilateral economic ties.
The Kenyatta and Ndegwa families cash out billions as Nedbank takes majority control of Kenya's banking giant, NCBA Group, after regulatory approval.
Dar es Salaam, Zanzibar and Kilimanjaro prepare for global spotlight as Tanzania becomes East Africa's first Miss World host nation.
Billions flow from payslips into Kenya's housing fund each month, yet delivery lags, enforcement is thin, and new debt looms.
Japan’s rice donation to Burundi highlights growing food security pressures while deepening Tokyo’s development partnership with the East African nation.
Khaligraph Jones shows how Kenyan hip-hop is evolving from recorded music into a diversified business built on audiences, brands, rights and live entertainment.
Uganda mourns King Oyo Nyimba, who became monarch at three and spent nearly three decades as a symbol of Tooro identity.
Rwanda’s gorilla economy reveals how wildlife, government policy, private enterprise and communities compete for value from conservation tourism.