Oranto Petroleum, which is headed by Nigerian billionaire Prince Arthur Eze, is trying to obtain new permits in Senegal despite having done little prospecting on its existing ones.
The sacking of energy minister Djerassem Le Bemadjiel has revealed the tensions within the transition regime over the electricity supply question.
The Nigerian company cofounded by Nigerian billionaire Tony Elumelu is working to raise funds to build 20 warehouses. New CEO Ayodeji Balogun wants to strengthen its position as a marketplace of primary agricultural goods.
In its search for counter-drone security ahead of the Africa Cup of Nations, host Ivory Coast has already used one French provider, MC2 Technologies, and is now looking at technology developed by another French firm, Cerbair.
The security situation in Uganda has prompted the president to deploy yet more armed forces at home and abroad, while also taking the opportunity to promote allies to key positions and to purchase new arms.
The position has been vacant since the resignation on September 13 of Germany's Volker Perthes, who had been appointed in 2021.
South Africa's head of state plans to reform his ministries after the 2024 presidential election, cutting down on work duplication and improving efficiency in the face of the energy crisis by creating separate ministries for mining and energy and abolishing the portfolio of state-owned companies.
South African armoured vehicle manufacturer OTT Technologies is due to deliver a batch of 30 personnel carriers in early 2024 to support the ramp-up of Malawian Defence Force contingents deployed in the DRC.
Economic affairs director Najoua Khraief was indispensable on many fronts. She had remained in office through the ups and downs of Tunisian politics... until now.
King Mohammed VI's private secretary has failed to have the Moroccan kick boxing champion's Twitter bio he deems to be defamatory removed from social media.