Africa: Sierra Leone – Action Pledge to Tackle ‘Unlawful and Abusive’ Treatment of Journalists

Africa: Mozambique’s LNG Renewal – Opportunity Amid Security and Secrecy Risks

Improving security beyond the project site is vital, as is ensuring that gas revenues are managed responsibly and transparently. The resumption of TotalEnergies’ large natural gas extraction project is an opportunity to transform Mozambique’s abundant natural wealth into economic development, especially for the impoverished northern Cabo Delgado province. However, the persistent terrorist threat and the…

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Africa: Sierra Leone – Action Pledge to Tackle ‘Unlawful and Abusive’ Treatment of Journalists

Africa: Yiaga Africa to Nass,Others – Release Tinubu-Signed Electoral Act 2026

A civil society organisation, Yiaga Africa, has urged the National Assembly to release the Electoral Act reportedly signed by President Bola Tinubu, warning that continued delay undermines public trust in the electoral process. President Bola Tinubu recently signed the amended electoral bill into law following its passage by both chambers of the National Assembly. Following…

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Africa: Sierra Leone – Action Pledge to Tackle ‘Unlawful and Abusive’ Treatment of Journalists

Africa: Renaissance Africa Energy Company Limited – Energy for People and Planet

Renaissance Africa Energy Company Limited pulled off the biggest divestment transaction by an indigenous company in Nigeria’s history last March when it completed the acquisition of Shell’s share in the Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) Joint Venture (JV) and retained Operatorship of the largest upstream company in the country. Also, Renaissance boosted production by 40%…

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Africa: Sierra Leone – Action Pledge to Tackle ‘Unlawful and Abusive’ Treatment of Journalists

Africa: UAE to Cover Extended Hotel Accommodation for Tourists Stranded in Abu Dhabi

The UAE’s General Civil Aviation Authority says the country’s airports and national carriers have handled approximately 20,200 passengers affected by recent flight changes. The United Arab Emirates has announced it will cover the cost of extended hotel accommodation for tourists unable to depart Abu Dhabi due to large-scale flight disruptions caused by the war that…

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Africa: Sierra Leone – Action Pledge to Tackle ‘Unlawful and Abusive’ Treatment of Journalists

Africa CDC Backs Zimbabwe, Zambia Over U.S. Health Deal Dispute

Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention has expressed support for Zimbabwe and Zambia’s stand in the new US government health cooperation framework, citing serious concerns over transparency, data governance and national sovereignty. Jean Kaseya, the head of the continental health agency of the African Union established to support public health initiatives of member states,…

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Africa: All of Africa Today – March 2, 2026

Africa: All of Africa Today – March 2, 2026

  Kenyan Govt Airlifts Remains of MP Ng’eno and Five Others After Helicopter Crash Parliament facilitated the airlifting of the remains of Emurua Dikirr Member of Parliament Johanna Ng’eno and five other victims of a fatal helicopter crash in Nandi County to Nairobi, as a parliamentary committee begins coordinating burial arrangements. The Eurocopter AS350 crashed…

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Africa: Sierra Leone – Action Pledge to Tackle ‘Unlawful and Abusive’ Treatment of Journalists

West Africa: Ecowas Sounds Alarm Over Gulf Escalation, Warns of Economic Shockwaves for West Africa

Abuja — The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has raised fresh concerns over the escalating hostilities in the Gulf region, cautioning that a prolonged conflict could unleash severe economic and security repercussions far beyond the Middle East, with Africa among the hardest hit. In a statement issued under the chairmanship of Julius Maada…

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Africa: Sierra Leone – Action Pledge to Tackle ‘Unlawful and Abusive’ Treatment of Journalists

Africa: Spiro Raises $50m to Expand Electric Motorcycle Network Across Africa

Kenya-based electric mobility company Spiro has secured $50 million in new funding to expand its battery-swapping network and electric two-wheeler operations across Africa. The round includes debt financing from Afreximbank and participation from Nithio and Africa Go Green Fund, managed by Cygnum Capital. It follows a $100 million raise announced last year. Spiro operates assembly…

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