Cameroon
Security apparatus shaken by internal investigation to backdrop of clan warfare

A discreet investigation conducted within the Ministry of Defence has revived latent rivalries at the highest levels of the state, involving the realignment of members of the government, institutional tensions and internal friction within the armed forces.

Congo
Sassou fine-tunes his campaign team

Africa
Aeronautical fees to be upped in ASECNA zone in West Africa and Madagascar

Nigeria
President Tinubu approves Nigerian National Petroleum Co blocks sale

The head of the national oil company hopes to offer some of his stakes in blocks for sale in the coming weeks. After obtaining presidential approval, he has enlisted a bank to structure the transaction.

Ivory Coast
Abidjan to boost gendarmerie's front-line role against terrorist threat

Africa
Confederation of African Football president under fire over AFCON TV rights

Nigeria
NNPC to sign $4.7bn loan with Aramco

Uganda
Yoweri Museveni's strategy to woo Gen Z voters from Bobi Wine

Kenya
Ahead of elections, Ruto seeks to settle land disputes

Sudan
The Quintet encounters its first challenges in Djibouti

Zimbabwe
Harare struggles to loosen Chinese grip on lithium industry

The government is stepping up its attempts to attract mining groups other than the Chinese, who dominate the country's lithium sector. So far, its efforts have been in vain.

South Africa
Gunvor loses pole position in bid to buy Shell service stations

Madagascar
What with regular breakdowns and flaws, ports are vulnerable to fraud

Morocco
Rabat plays economic lobbying card with Rome

Boosted by the recent UN vote on Western Sahara, Moroccan diplomacy is intensifying its pressure on Italy, which is still linked to Algeria on energy matters and which is showing caution on the issue.

Morocco
Two new South Korean companies covet the Casablanca shipyard tender

Morocco
OCP and Fortescue's short-lived green hydrogen dream

Morocco
Abu Dhabi aims to leverage US interest in Western Sahara