Gabon has broken ground on a data center near the capital, Libreville. Located in Nkok Special Economic Zone, an industrial park, the facility will be operated by pan-African provider ST Digital.

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Ghana is rich in several minerals and is Africa’s largest producer of gold, which is its highest export earner. Minerals ...

Ujiri’s Zaria Group is backed by the African private equity firm Helios Investment Partners, which manages funds totaling $3 ...

In the wake of the recent 30% unilateral tariff imposed by the United States, which officially took effect on 7 August 2025, ...

By Opeyemi Oguntoye IN a continent where infrastructure gaps have long stifled economic potentials, one company has consistently demonstrated that African ingenuity can bridge the divide between ...

Writer, filmmaker, and label head Jesse Bernard frequently flies from London to Rio with the LATAM network when producing ...

The Government has put electric vehicles and batteries at the sharp end of its Modern Industrial Strategy, targeting more ...

The S&P 500 slipped 0.1 percent, the Dow Jones Industrial Average dipped 0.5 percent, and the Nasdaq composite rose 0.3 ...

Continued engagement with the United States to secure a deal and reduce the tariffs Cabinet has approved that South Africa submits a revised offer as a basis for negotiations with the US. The new ...

UK Government’s Modern Industrial Strategy pledges cheaper energy, £4.3bn for tech and new finance to near‑double ...