The World Bank has approved a new 2026-2032 partnership with Nigeria and a $1.25bn reform package to support private investment, job creation, energy, digital infrastructure and agriculture.
Africa's green transition is expected to be driven by decentralised, service-based industries such as clean cooking, off-grid solar, waste recycling and electric mobility.
ONHYM will have expanded financing powers as the state advances the $25bn Africa-Atlantic Gas Pipeline, a 6,900-km project expected to transport Nigerian natural gas to Morocco via 13 West African countries.
Nigeria's government is now prioritising support for private domestic carriers and plans to launch the country's first direct cargo service to China
Daya's oversubscribed pre-seed funding highlights investor confidence in blockchain-based financial infrastructure as African businesses increasingly adopt digital dollar settlements.
African oil & gas producers can achieve significant methane emissions cuts using existing tech, Carbon Limits says, noting infrastructure, regulation and gas commercialisation prospects will determine the economics of abatement.
As Lake Chad shrinks and resources dry up, the region has suffered repeated attacks by Boko Haram and ISWAP, forcing thousands to pay the insurgents' "tax" or flee their homes
Nigeria's SEC says no application has been filed or approved related to the Dangote’s plan to eventually list a 5-10% stake in its $20bn, 650,000-bpd refinery
Nigeria now requires prior regulatory clearance for transactions involving 10% or more of a licensee's shares, as MTN and Airtel consolidate their dominance of Africa's largest telecom market.
The African Development Bank Group has become the first IDI to join the shareholder base of ECOWAS' EBID, committing a $30mn equity investment and a $70mn credit line.
Mission 300 has connected more than 50mn people to electricity across 40 African countries since its launch in 2024, marking a key milestone towards its target of reaching 300mn people by 2030.
The World Bank warns that higher energy costs and weaker external demand stemming from the Middle East conflict are outweighing the benefits of structural reforms, stronger commodities prices
Dangote Group aims to triple urea production capacity in Nigeria to 9mn tonnes per year and build a new 3mn-tonne plant in Ethiopia.
The Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX Group) is positioning the planned initial public offering (IPO) of Dangote Refinery and Petrochemicals FZE as a pan-African investment opportunity
Nigeria's United Capital Plc (NGX: UCAP) is the first foreign institution to secure an investment banking licence in Ethiopia, a milestone in the country's capital market liberalisation programme.