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Nigeria: Dangote Refinery Prioritizes Small Investors in IPO
[Daba Finance] Aliko Dangote, President of Dangote Group, recently announced that investors applying with N50,000 or below will receive priority in the Dangote Refinery initial public offering.

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Tanzania: Government Pushes 37.55bn/ - Water Project in Mwanza
[Daily News] Mwanza -- The government-funded 37.55bn/- piped water project linking Ukiliguru, Kolomije and Usagara to Sumve in Misungwi District has reached 46 per cent completion and is expected to improve access to clean and safe water for more than 85,468 people in Mwanza Region.

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West Africa: Nigeria's Environment - A Case for Funding
[Daily Trust] On June 05, World Environment Day 2026 was celebrated. A day set aside by the UN (United Nations) as a platform to reflect on the state of the global environment while highlighting actions to enhance and preserve it.

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Nigeria: Farmfatech Seeks More Investments to Boost Export
[Daily Trust] The organisers of Farmfatech Expo 2026 have called for increased investment in local manufacturing, modern agricultural technologies and structured financing to reduce post-harvest losses, improve productivity and boost Nigeria's agricultural exports.

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Rwanda: To Greg Davies - Rwanda's F1 Ambition Is an Investment, Not a Distraction
[New Times] When you declared that Rwanda's planned Formula 1 race "will never happen" because "the economics simply don't add up," you voiced a familiar scepticism.

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