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Ghana Advances Towards First Nuclear Power Plant
- By the Editor
- . 23 May 2024
Ghana is poised to select a company by December to construct its first nuclear power plant, an initiative set to

President of Senegal Bassirou Diomaye Faye Visits Ghana
- By the Editor
- . 21 May 2024
In a significant diplomatic event, President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo of Ghana warmly welcomed the newly elected President of Senegal,

Nigeria’s Dangote Oil Refinery Strikes Supply Deal with TotalEnergies
- By the Editor
- . 20 May 2024
At the Africa CEO Forum in Kigali, Rwanda, a significant stride was taken in reshaping Africa’s energy sector as TotalEnergies

Senegal’s PM Ousmane Sonko Advocates for Strategic Autonomy and Regional Solidarity
- By the Editor
- . 20 May 2024
In a significant and assertive speech in Dakar, Senegal’s Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko, known for his vocal stance against neocolonial

Stevie Wonder Has Secured Ghanaian Citizenship
- By the Editor
- . 15 May 2024
President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has proudly conferred Ghanaian citizenship on the legendary musician, humanitarian, and global icon, Stevland Hardaway

Border Dispute Between Niger and Benin Disrupts Oil Exports
- By the Editor
- . 13 May 2024
A border dispute between Niger and Benin has escalated, resulting in Benin blocking Niger’s use of its port to export

Nigerian Authorities Deny Binance’s Bribery Allegations Amid Ongoing Legal Dispute
- By the Editor
- . 9 May 2024
Nigerian authorities have vehemently refuted allegations made by Binance Holdings Ltd.’s CEO, Richard Teng, accusing them of soliciting bribes. Teng’s

Backlash Over Proposed Levy on Electronic Banking Transactions in Nigeria
- By the Editor
- . 9 May 2024
Nigeria’s Central Bank has stirred controversy with its plan to impose a levy on domestic electronic money transfers, sparking

African Development Bank’s Impact: Transformative Infrastructure Projects in Cameroon
- By the Editor
- . 8 May 2024
The African Development Bank Group is spearheading transformative projects in Cameroon, ranging from road and bridge construction to bolstering the

Asante Kingdom’s Stolen Artefacts Return Home After 150 Years
- By the Editor
- . 2 May 2024
After a century and a half since their removal by British colonisers, stolen artefacts from the Asante kingdom have made