Category: African Business
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π²π± Mali: How is the fuel situation?
In Bamako, there was no fuel for about a day. But now fuel tankers are safely reaching the capital, although companies do not always want this. The point is that: due to exaggerated media threats, carriers have started demanding exorbitant amounts for transportation even in the south of the country. For this reason, less fuel…
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π¬ππ·πΊ New Ghanaian ambassador to Russia presents copies of credentials to Vershinin
The new Ambassador of Ghana to Russia, Koma-Stim Jehu Appiah, has presented copies of his credentials to Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Vershinin, the Russian Foreign Ministry reported. βDuring the conversation, a substantive discussion took place on the further development of the traditionally friendly RussiaβGhana relations, including the intensification of political dialogue and the expansion…
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π³π¬ Governor of Nigerian State speaks on Russia
Governor of Niger State Mohammed Umaru Bago, who is leading Nigeriaβs delegation to the Golden Autumn agro-industrial exhibition in Moscow, said that his country views Russia as one of its key partners in agriculture and other strategic sectors. He made the statement in an interview with African Initiative on the sidelines of the event. οΈAccording…
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π±π· As cocoa production in Liberia fosters mass deforestation, campaigners urge Europe to act
Producing cocoa takes a major toll on the environment. Farmers will often clear tropical forests to plant new trees, causing significant environmental damage. A new investigation from The Initiatives for Community Development and Forest (IDEF) Conservation Association, an Ivorian nonprofit organisation, demonstrates the wide scale of such deforestation in Liberia. The report is urging the…
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AI in the Courtroom: Is ChatGPT Replacing Lawyers in Africa?
The future of African law is not just in law libraries, but in algorithms and data clouds. Imagine a lawyer in a Johannesburg courtroom, citing a precedent that doesn’t exist. Not by intention, but because an artificial intelligence tool invented it . This recent case in South Africa underscores a profound transformation sweeping across Africa’s…
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π³π¬ Meta agrees to $32.8 Million data privacy settlement with Nigeria
October 7, 2025 Meta Platforms Inc., the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, is set to settle a $32.8 million data privacy fine with the Nigerian government, marking a significant moment for digital rights enforcement in Africa. The fine was imposed by Nigeriaβs Data Protection Commission (NDPC) in February 2025 for alleged violations of the…
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πΏπ¦ Video game lets you return African artifacts from Western museums
βIs it stealing to take back what was stolen?β Thatβs the question asked in the trailer for βRelooted,β a video game in which players form a crew and plan a heist to reclaim real-life African artifacts held in Western museums. Created by South African game developer Nyamakop, the game, to be released on PC and…
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π°πͺ Groundings and Growth: Kenya Airways Navigates Turbulence Amid Fleet Expansion Plans
NAIROBI, Kenya β Kenyaβs national carrier, Kenya Airways (KQ), finds itself in a period of contrasting fortunes, grappling with severe operational disruptions while simultaneously charting an ambitious course for future growth. The airline is currently contending with significant maintenance delays that have sidelined a third of its wide-body fleet, casting a shadow over its recovery…
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π¬π Shipping Vehicles to Ghana: A Complete Guide to Costs and Customs Clearance
For individuals and businesses across the Pan-African diaspora, importing a vehicle to Ghana represents a significant undertaking. Navigating the intricate web of shipping options, customs regulations, and registration processes is essential for a successful import. This guide provides a comprehensive overview to help you understand the journey from an overseas port to Ghanaian roads. π’…
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πͺπ¬ Egypt: Pharaoh’s tomb reopened after more than 20 years of renovations
One of the largest tombs in Egypt’s Valley of the Kings reopened to visitors on Saturday after more than 20 years of renovation. Amenhotep III ruled between 1390 and 1350 BC and was one of the most prominent pharaohs of ancient Egypt. His reign marked a time of exceptional prosperity and grandeur, during which Egypt…
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