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The night-time protests turned violent as a police station went up in flames late on Wednesday.

The country’s domestic power generation capacity is estimated at around 4,000 megawatts, while peak demand can reach between 6,500 and 7,000 megawatts.

Construction of the Bielméra Mining project in the Djôrô region has reached 90% completion, marking a major milestone for Burkina Faso’s first community-owned mine financed predominantly through popular shareholding.

The meeting reflects the stated intention of Bamako and the World Bank to consolidate their cooperation around high-impact projects in human capital, energy and agriculture.

Senegal’s broad policy priorities with the IMF largely reflect measures already included in the government’s programme and in the state’s previous commitments.

Malawi signs US$20 million pact with Chinese company to supply two new marine vessels and modernise the Monkey Bay shipyard on Lake Malawi.

London is set to host a major economic summit on October 8, 2026, aimed at strengthening trade ties and attracting foreign capital to East Africa.

The Fund for Export Development in Africa says Senegal and Liberia have acceded to its Establishment Agreement while Zimbabwe and Angola have ratified it.

Uganda is set to refine a 60,000-barrel-of-oil-per-day at Kabaale, Buseruka Sub-County in Hoima District when the facility becomes operational next year.

Mali received 66.38 million litres of petroleum products between August 24 and August 30, 2026, marking a significant surge in energy imports despite ongoing security threats along key supply corridors.