- The Nigerian billionaire and owner of the $20 billion Dangote refinery, Aliko Dangote, recently explained why fuel prices in Nigeria have plummeted after a year of constant price hikes.
- In Africa, the principles of strong institutions, effective policing, and robust judicial systems are essential for fostering progress and prosperity. Rwanda leads the continent with an impressive score of 0.85, setting the benchmark for order and security.
- According to the Chadian Ministry of the Armed Forces, Veterans, and Victims of War, France has formally turned over its first military post to Chad, marking a crucial milestone in France's departure from the Central African country.
- Airpower is one of the most important variables in deciding how battles turn out in contemporary warfare, and a robust attack helicopter fleet significantly bolsters the airforce of any given region.
- Athletes of African descent continue to make huge strides internationally, earning enormous paychecks and solidifying their places among sport's most influential people.
- South Africa and Nambia's biodiversity has given rise to a wave of illegal activities, orchestrated by organized crime groups. These groups have sprung up as a result of the demand for unique plants known as succulents.
- Across Africa, pursuing lawful governance is a testament to resilience, with some countries holding the rule of law in high esteem, even in the face of unique challenges. Rwanda, ranked first in Africa with an overall score of 0.63, sets a strong example in governance and justice.
- Nigeria tops the list of African countries with the highest Christmas spending, with households averaging $309 on celebrations, including meals, gifts, and decorations.
- Several African countries have grown extremely acquainted with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), as they seek to patch the holes in their economies.
- By May 2025, the tenure of African Development Bank (AfDB) President Prof. Akinwumi Adesina will come to an end, and a new President will be elected.
- Countries with advanced digital ecosystems benefit from smoother transitions to automation and other high-tech solutions, while less developed regions face mounting challenges in catching up.
- Some African economies are projected to be among the world's largest economies in 2075. These countries can leverage their youthful populations and natural resources to drive economic growth.
- Gambling has become an increasingly popular activity in Africa, as highlighted by a report in Kenya, particularly amongst young people, with many seeing it as a viable source of money.
- A strong defense budget is essential to national security and sovereignty. Beyond the primary objective of guaranteeing a nation's security and readiness, a sizable military budget may have important positive effects on the economy, society, and geopolitics.
- The U.S Department of State has announced plans to impose visa restrictions on multiple individuals responsible for the ongoing conflict in South Sudan.
- The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC Ltd.) has dismissed rumours that the Old Port Harcourt Refinery, re-streamed two months ago, has ceased operations.
- Diesel remains a critical energy source for many African countries, especially in regions where alternative energy solutions are still underutilized.
- As of January, Seven of Africa's richest men hold a collective wealth of $52 billion, exceeding that of the 700 million people constituting the poorest half of the continent's population.
- Forbes has unveiled its inaugural list of the 50 wealthiest Black Americans for 2024, highlighting three industry leaders of African origin among the honorees.
- In Africa, business aviation is an evolving sector that has gained prominence over recent decades. South Africa leads the continent in terms of business aircraft fleets, with 418 business jets recorded in 2019.
- When it comes to festive spending, decorations hold a special place in the hearts of many. In 2022, Cameroonians spent just over half of their holiday budget—an impressive 50%—on decorations, far surpassing other African nations.
- Despite recent challenges, Sub-Saharan Africa witnessed a surge in investment deals in 2023, driven by strong interest in the region's valuable commodities.
- A good quality of life is a global objective as it includes the social, economic, and environmental variables that enable a country to thrive and be resilient.
- Low fuel prices offer significant relief to citizens in certain African countries. Affordable fuel often translates to lower living costs, easing the financial burden on households.
- In a groundbreaking appointment, Major-General Anita Asmah of Ghana has been appointed as the Head of Mission and Force Commander of the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF).
- In 2020, African countries saw a notable increase in chocolate product exports. Côte d'Ivoire led the continent, exporting over 51,000 metric tons of chocolate products.
- According to a recent report by Euromonitor International, the Kenyan government is losing billions due to the illegal alcohol trade in the East African nation.
- Dangote refinery has announced a reduction in the ex-depot price of premium motor spirit (PMS), commonly known as petrol, to N899.50 per litre. The refinery had previously adjusted the price to N970 per litre on November 24.
- Despite the United States economic sanctions against Cuba that has lasted for decades, Namibian President Nangolo Mbumba emphasized his commitment to supporting the small Caribbean nation.
- The value of having superb vacation destinations in Africa goes much beyond just offering beautiful getaways. These locations are essential for promoting economic expansion, amongst other advantages.
- Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) or Drones have undergone a significant transformation, from being a novelty to becoming an integral part of modern military arsenals.
