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South Africa will from September 2026 require importers of selected products from China to secure certificates confirming compliance with local standards.
Burkina Faso could soon receive fresh financing from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) following an agreement reached with the authorities
The funds will be used for treatment, surveillance, and border screening.
The three projects, resulting from a call for proposals, directly support young Moroccan creators by assisting them with their projects and creations in collaboration with European partners, while also helping them access information.
According to data published by Umoa-Titres, the issuance consisted of 364-day treasury bills and three- and five-year treasury bonds (OATs), for an initial amount of 100 billion CFA francs.
a worsening of political instability, a further deterioration in fiscal indicators, or increased liquidity difficulties could lead to a further downgrade of the sovereign rating.
The Executive Secretary of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA), Claver Gatete, Monday urged African countries to develop…
Burkina Faso has taken a major step toward modernizing urban mobility in Ouagadougou with the formal inauguration of eight new road infrastructure projects spanning more than 22 kilometers of modern roadway.
French energy major TotalEnergies to use this year’s Angola Oil & Gas Conference and Exhibition to showcase its multi‑faceted strategy in the country.
The week-on-week decline in incoming volumes highlights the fragility of a supply chain essential
to the functioning of the national economy.