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Petrol now costs Nigerians over N1,300 per litre. The Dangote refinery was supposed to change that. It has not. And the government has said almost nothing.
Dangote wants to build his next mega-refinery in East Africa. But Uganda, Kenya, and Tanzania already have rival plans — and the politics are just as tangled as the pipelines.
While global financial centres contend with subdued growth and elevated interest rates, Africa’s capital markets have entered 2026 with notable momentum.
Ethiopia is set to transform its insurance industry with a new draft law allowing foreign insurers to enter the market for the first time in decades.
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Y Combinator-backed fintech Bujeti has launched a tax management product…
Planning to make contactless payments? Cardtonic Introduces Platinum Card to…
Target Yield offers Nigerians a disciplined goal-driven investment structure with…
In Nigeria’s fast-evolving financial ecosystem, one persistent challenge continues to…
Rana Energy, an AI-powered Clean Energy-as-a-Service ecosystem, announced the successful…
Schneider Electric, the leader in the digital transformation of energy…
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Africa is now a destination spot for solar power as adoption continues to grow rapidly. However, different nations on the continent employ various strategies to optimise their own renewable energy market
Solar adoption has reached record levels, yet significant gaps remain. This article examines three distinct markets and the factors positioning them as potential next solar powerhouses on the continent.
As leaders gather for the Africa We Build Summit in April 2026, the Africa Finance Corporation warns that Africa’s infrastructure crisis stems not from a lack of funding, but from execution failures.
Nigeria and Libya are Africa’s leading oil producers. For nearly a decade, Nigeria has held the top position, with Libya consistently close behind. However, recent trends suggest this long-standing order may be shifting.
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