Gabon
From Oyo to Haut-Ogooué, a princely wedding awaits Omar Denis Junior Bongo

The wedding of the grandson of Congolese President Denis Sassou-Nguesso and son of the late Gabonese head of state, Omar Bongo, will take place in Congo and then Gabon. A lavish and highly political event that will be attended by several heads of state.

Congo
La Congolaise des Routes investigates ‘serious anomalies'

The firm operating the road linking the Republic of Congo's two main cities, in which China State Construction Engineering Corp holds a majority stake, is scrutinising the activities of its subcontractor, a subsidiary of the French company Egis, in the revenue traceability chain.

Central African Republic
Boganda High School disaster: power company Enerca under pressure

DRC
Tshisekedi seeks to strengthen Entreprise Générale du Cobalt's monopoly

DRC
Macron plans a major humanitarian conference

Africa
Trump organises his first African summit

Ghana
South Africa's Gold Fields digs deep in Ghana to secure its mining

West Africa
ECOWAS presidents debate AU's next chairperson

Eritrea, Ethiopia
Abiy Ahmed powerless over reopening of Tigray-Eritrea border

The resumption of free movement across the country's northern border is beyond Addis Ababa's control. The federal government is trying to put a stop to both smuggling activities and the political rapprochement between Asmara and Mekele.

Kenya
Ruto keen to keep Telkom Kenya albatross aloft

Ethiopia
Ruling party influence dents credibility of national dialogue process

Kenya
Ruto's inner circle mounts State House mole hunt

Madagascar
Antananarivo hopes for Washington reprieve on AGOA and customs tariffs

After submitting his counter-proposal to the US Department of Commerce, Minister David Ralambofiringa hopes that the deadline for maintaining or not increasing customs tariffs will be extended.

Madagascar
Behind the scenes of the foreign minister's visit to Paris

In addition to the meeting on the Scattered Islands, which the two foreign ministers chaired, Jean-Noël Barrot and his Malagasy counterpart, Rasata Rafaravavitafika, held a closed-door lunch meeting.

South Africa
Despite poor figures, PetroSA increases boss's salary

Madagascar
Tycoon Mamy Ravatomanga makes a move into private security

Mozambique
Oil waste management company Moz Environmental under pressure in Cabo Delgado

Morocco
Tomato giant Azura going bust or simply subtly restructuring?

Morocco's agricultural leader continues to close various companies associated with it, due to it experiencing 'bankruptcy', but there's more to this reorganisation than meets the eye.

Morocco
Negotiations kick off between OCP Group and American Bloom Energy

Looking for partners to help it meet its decarbonisation targets, the Moroccan phosphate giant is in advanced discussions with the US company.

Libya
Khalifa Haftar's arrest of Toubou leader inflames crisis in Fezzan

Algeria
Algiers plays the business card to reinforce ties with Washington

Algeria
Tebboune soon to appoint future oil kingpins