The recent meeting between Russia’s top MP and Algerian leader has underscored a notable moment in diplomatic relations between the two nations, signaling deepening ties and mutual interests amidst a complex global geopolitical landscape.
The meeting, which took place against the backdrop of various regional and international challenges, signifies Russia’s continued engagement with…
Zimbabwe is set to embark on its first-ever Economic Census, marking a significant milestone in its efforts to gather comprehensive data on the country’s economic landscape. Scheduled to commence soon, this census aims to provide detailed and accurate information about various sectors of Zimbabwe’s economy, including agriculture, industry, services, and informal sectors.
The…
Africa’s largest oil refinery, located in Nigeria, has recently made headlines by seeking crude oil supplies from Libya. This move marks a strategic shift in the region’s energy dynamics and underscores the refinery’s efforts to diversify its crude oil sources amidst fluctuating global oil markets and geopolitical uncertainties.
The refinery in question is the Dangote…
Unrest in Kenya has escalated again, driven by a combination of political tensions, economic challenges, and social grievances. Protests have erupted in various regions as citizens voice their frustrations over issues such as rising living costs, corruption, and electoral integrity.
Key Factors Contributing to the Unrest:
Economic Strain: Many Kenyans are grappling with inflation and high…
Expanding energy and mining relations between Russia and Senegal presents a promising opportunity for both nations, leveraging their respective strengths and resources.
Energy Sector:
1. Russian Expertise and Technology: Russia, known for its robust energy sector and technological advancements in oil and gas exploration, can offer valuable expertise to Senegal. This collaboration could…
Kenya’s current economic crisis is intricately linked to its relationship with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the burden of foreign debt. Here’s how these factors intersect:
1. IMF Programs and Conditionality: Kenya has had a history of engaging with the IMF through various financial assistance programs aimed at stabilizing its economy and promoting growth. These programs…
In the heart of Southern Africa, Botswana stands as a beacon of stability and economic potential. Yet, despite its vast mineral wealth and thriving wildlife tourism industry, the country faces a critical challenge: the need for substantial progress in its rail infrastructure.
Nestled between South Africa, Namibia, Zimbabwe, and Zambia, Botswana is entirely landlocked, making efficient transport…
