DRC
Inside Kinshasa's military operation to decapitate FDLR

DRC
Gécamines racks up hefty mission expenses bills

Nigeria
Abuja awaits revised version of Shell's $1.3bn deal with Renaissance

No new plan for the takeover of Shell's onshore assets in the Niger Delta by a consortium has been submitted to the Nigerian regulator, which rejected the first one. The main issue is the number of blocks involved in the sale.

Nigeria
Tullow Oil eyes maiden venture in Niger Delta

Mauritania, Senegal
Nouakchott and Dakar get into spat over Tortue gas

Nigeria
Fertiliser production at heart of tug-of-war over state assets

Ethiopia
Foreign mining companies keen to extend their time in Tigray

With their business stalled by two years of conflict in Tigray, mining companies Newmont, Sun Peak and ANS Exploration are seeking to extend their exploration licences, without however resuming their activities. This is fuelling tension in a region whose economy is struggling to recover from a two-year civil war.

Djibouti
National stadium upgrade nears completion

Kenya
Kenya steps up efforts to prevent community tensions

Tanzania
African human rights court slams Dodoma's record again

Mozambique
ExxonMobil advances stealthily on Rovuma LNG restart

US major ExxonMobil is set to restart work on its giant gas liquefaction project in northern Mozambique. Renovation of the site's 'pioneer camp' is about to get under way.

South Africa
Oil minister stonewalls MPs when quizzed about Russian bank's role in TotalEnergies exit

When a South African parliamentary committee tried to probe suspected links between Gazprombank and the French major's withdrawal from offshore Block 11B/12B, Gwede Mantashe was far from forthcoming.

Madagascar
Cable car kerfuffle: Colas and Poma clash with Andry Rajoelina

Angola
Turkish Aerospace Industries set to deliver drones to Luanda despite payment delays

Eswatini
Israel-Africa Chamber of Commerce hopes to return to continent next year

Mauritania, Morocco
Canadian mining magnate Rick Clark's goals for Mx2

The businessman will gradually take over Aya Gold & Silver's gold projects in Morocco and Mauritania as Benoît La Salle shifts his focus to the kingdom's silver reserves.

Morocco, Tunisia
ICRC regional office bears brunt of humanitarian crisis

Due to a lack of funds, the Tunisian office of the International Committee of the Red Cross is no longer able to finance its activities. Since the beginning of the year, the delegation has significantly scaled back.

Libya
Battle for seats on CBL's new, more powerful board

Morocco
Aziz Akhannouch's ex-spin doctor continues to watch over his media image

Algeria
Start-up minister Yacine Oualid dogged by old conviction