As Rémi Maréchaux prepares to step down as head of the French foreign affairs ministry's Africa and Indian Ocean section, he is set to be replaced by fellow diplomat Christophe Bigot.
The African Energy Chamber is expanding its team to mediate between the private sector and governments.
Disappointed with the quantity and quality of the nickel in its Ivorian mine, Compagnie Minière du Bafing is considering abandoning its sintering plant.
NNPC's local content arm is trying to keep the oil sector profitable by imposing severe cuts in international companies' expenditure, to the detriment of their Nigerian partners.
The contract to supply Ivory Coast with ventilators and masks was won by the Ousmane Bamba.
By flying several loads of medical supplies to Somaliland and Puntland to help battle the Covid-19 crisis, the Ukrainian aviation firm has become an agent of UAE influence.
Legal, fiscal, and health crises have thwarted the construction of Uganda's first oil refinery, which is supposed to go up on the shores of Lake Albert.
Kenya's fake defence tender scandal continues to shake up Harambee House Annex, the office of Vice-President William Ruto.
President João Lourenço of Angola signed a decree on April 6 paving the way to put the construction and repair of five bridges out to tender.
US defence company Kazi Investment Group has been selected to deliver civilian armoured vehicles to the US Embassy in Tunis, which was targeted on March 6 by a suicide attack.
