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French automobile manufacturers are making a strategic return to Nigeria, partnering with Dangote Group to revive local vehicle production.

French automobile manufacturers are partnering with Dangote Group and other Nigerian companies to revive local vehicle production.Two key collaborations (Peugeot with Dangote Peugeot Automobiles Nigeria (DPAN) and...

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After nearly a decade of legal battles, a Kenyan court has finally recognised Chepkoech Too as a biological daughter of the late politician and businessman Mark Kiptarbei arap Too, clearing the way for her to claim a share of his vast estate estimated at KSh7 billion ($54 million).

A Kenyan court has officially recognised Chepkoech Too as the biologic...

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Bilateral trade between China and Ghana has climbed to a record $14.1 billion, reflecting a surge in economic cooperation and growing diplomatic ties between the two countries.

Bilateral trade between China and Ghana has reached a record $14.1 billion, up more than 19% year-on-year.Chinese diplomats say the milestone reflects stronger economic and pol...

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Nigeria’s foreign minister has urged major Gulf oil producers to view the West African country as a strategic partner rather than a competitor, arguing that collaboration could help stabilise global energy supply during geopolitical crises.

Nigeria is urging Gulf oil producers to partner with it rather than compete as geopolitical tensions threaten gl...

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Fuel prices have risen across Africa in recent weeks, owing primarily to global crude oil volatility amid Middle Eastern tensions. Nigeria, South Africa, Ghana, Egypt, and Somalia have all seen significant price increases, raising concerns about the wider economic and social implications.

Fuel prices have sharply increased across many...

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