Tensions between Mauritania and Morocco have raised Algerian hopes of resuming communication projects with its southwestern neighbour.
Brussels hopes the project will strengthen systems for intercepting suspicious transactions on the continent.
The Senegalese navy will shortly be bolstering its logistical transport capacity with three vessels designed by Israel Shipyards.
Burundi, which feels threatened by Rwanda, has deployed troops to its northern border and boosted military and economic ties with the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Zimbabwe's Mutapa sovereign wealth fund now owns 100% of the Kuvimba mining group, previously controlled by the president's adviser and businessman, Kuda Tagwirei, who is under US sanctions. The move was intended to encourage investors for other projects that have stalled for lack of financing.
The French court granted NOC's request to cancel the seizures within its subsidiary Mabruk Oil Operations, despite decisions handed down in May 2021 in favour of Sami Jallouli and Saïd Ajil.
As Ramadan approaches, the north African kingdom has gone into religious diplomatic mode as it organises the post-fast evening gatherings hosted by the king.
