Dangote Reveals Plans to List Fertiliser Business in 2027

Aliko Dangote has signaled plans to take his fertiliser business to the stock market next year, a move that could broaden public ownership of one of the Nigerian conglomerate’s major industrial operations and deepen the group’s presence in Africa’s capital markets. Speaking at an investors’ meeting at the Nairobi Securities Exchange on Tuesday, the Nigerian…

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Dangote Partners Ethiopia, Djibouti for $660m Fuel Pipeline

Ethiopia, Djibouti and Nigerian industrialist Aliko Dangote are moving to deepen their cooperation in the energy sector with plans for a $660 million refined petroleum pipeline linking the two countries. The project, announced during Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s visit to Djibouti, is expected to address some of the logistical challenges that have long affected…

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US Ambassador Raises Alarm Over Rules Blocking Billions in American Investment in South Africa

South Africa’s relationship with the United States is becoming increasingly tied to a question that sits at the heart of the African country’s economic policy: how to attract foreign capital while continuing to address the deep inequalities left by apartheid. US Ambassador L. Brent Bozell III says billions of dollars in American investment are effectively…

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Fuel Prices Climb Again in Nigeria, Adding to Tinubu’s 2027 Election Challenge

Nigeria’s fuel market has reached another uncomfortable point for President Bola Tinubu’s government. Petrol prices are climbing towards record levels, transport operators are feeling the squeeze and households are once again confronting higher daily expenses, all while the country’s much-anticipated refining revolution is operating at full capacity. Petrol is now selling at around ₦1,400 per…

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Congo’s $185 Passport Scandal Reaches Belgian Courtroom

A long-running controversy over the Democratic Republic of Congo’s biometric passport system has entered a potentially decisive phase after a Brussels court ordered Belgian biometrics company Semlex and 13 other defendants to stand trial over allegations including corruption, money laundering and tax fraud, Reuters reported. The decision by Brussels’ Council Chamber on Monday marks a…

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