A catalyst of the 25 October coup d'état, the blockading of the Khartoum-Port Sudan axis, the country's only supply route, is once again being envisaged by some leaders of eastern communities who are determined to make their voices heard. [...]
Castel offshoot Brasseries Star Madagascar's bottling licence with Coca Cola will expire in a few months but the US beverage company is hesitant to renew the deal, which could deprive Castel and its partner, the Malagasy state, of important revenues. [...]
The European Commission has renewed its ban on Libyan airlines from flying in European airspace. The measure covers all airlines from Libya, from Afriqiyah to Libyan Wings, and even the top favourite among Libyan diplomats and officials, Hala Air. [...]
A US court has dismissed the class action filed by 13 Congolese nationals against tech giants Apple, Google, Microsoft, Tesla and Dell for their part in the use of forced child labour in DRC's cobalt mines. The judges found that the plaintiffs were unable to demonstrate a link between their grievances and the defendants while other companies were mentioned as more certainly associated with the alleged acts. [...]
Haranga is trying to relist on the Australian stock exchange, banking on investor interest in its West African gold licences and in its Saraya uranium project. Saraya once belonged to UraMin, the company at the heart of a scandal involving Areva. [...]
As a result of the dispute between the company and its subcontractor MCI, a court in Conakry has ordered exit bans and seizures of all of Monaco Resources' assets at the port and on the road to the company's bauxite mine in Guinea. [...]
All of the communications experts preselected at the start of the year to present the Mauritanian-Senegalese gas project Tortue either pulled out or failed to make the cut. #Mauritania https://t.co/2KPEdZFGjj
💎 Buoyed by the opening of a 2nd @ALROSA_official kimberlite mine and @RioTinto's arrival in the country's diamond sector, the Angolan authorities promoted themselves to international investors at a Suarimo diamond industry conference. #Angola https://t.co/DTdvy7h8Mn
🔎 The international community's mistrust of #Guinea’s post-coup regime is a boon for #Iran. Tehran, badly in need of both #iron and allies, wants to cosy up to Mamady Doumbouya’s junta and to acquire stakes in the country's mines. https://t.co/63y3GE9zwI
