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As global competition for critical minerals escalates, international investors are increasingly focusing on policy, market, and geopolitical factors alongside resource potential when evaluating African mining projects.

The authorities in Tanzania Tuesday announced the seizure of over 4,400 grams of gold worth more than Sh1.2 billion that was being smuggled outside the country’s formal mineral trading system.

Among the union’s key demands are the withdrawal of National Youth Service (NYS) and Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) personnel deployed at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) fire station and other airports.

Economic growth is projected at five percent in 2026 and 4.2 percent over the medium term, while inflation should remain in single digits.

Malawi signs MOU with China’s Xiao Xiang Investment to expand Lake Malawi’s shipping fleet and develop new port infrastructure in Salima.

With more than 2 billion barrels of proven oil reserves and significant untapped offshore acreage, Gabon continues to offer prolific investment opportunities that will be showcased to global investors in Cape Town.

The East African Community (EAC) Monetary Affairs Committee (MAC) over the weekend reaffirmed its commitment to accelerating the implementation of the East African Monetary Union (EAMU) roadmap.

Egypt’s petroleum sector has hit a major economic milestone after exporting over 2.3 million tonnes of refined petroleum products during the first six months of 2026, an amount that equals the country’s total export volume for the entire previous year.

Benin plans to invest up to $20.77 million in a long-term effort to tackle the degradation of agricultural land, considered one of the main obstacles to improving crop yields.

The clarification aims to ease concerns raised by reports of alleged widespread rice contamination and reiterates that available data.