Accra, Ghana// — For decades, tsetse flies posed a major constraint to livestock production in Senegal’s Niayes region, transmitting trypanosomosis – a debilitating disease that reduced cattle productivity and forced farmers to rely on low-yield, disease-tolerant breeds.
Reporters found Fabrice Albert Andjoua Ondimba Bongo, son of Gabon’s former President Omar Bongo, acquired millions of dollars of properties in Dubai while managing the Gabon state budget.
Accra, Ghana//- Unilever Ghana PLC delivered revenue of GHS 1.039 billion in 2025, compared to GHS 930.8 million in 2024 due to improved macroeconomic performance.
Nations achieve lasting prosperity when they move beyond extracting resources to building industries around them. This principle lies at the heart of every successful industrial economy, and it is the principle increasingly guiding Electrochem Ghana’s long-term strategy for the Songor Lagoon.
Accra, Ghana//-The World Bank Group today held the Western and Central Africa (AFW) Youth Forum 2026 in Accra, as part of its sustained efforts to tackle youth unemployment and the region’s economic potential.
A recent decline in global gold prices is drawing attention from policymakers, investors and market analysts, amid concerns over the potential impact on Ghana’s export earnings, foreign exchange inflows and fiscal outlook.
Accra, Ghana//-UBA Ghana and Brussels Airlines have launched an exciting summer travel campaign designed to reward customers with exclusive discounts on international air travel through partnerships with Brussels Airlines.
The customer who says “I’ll get back to you” is rarely thinking about money. They are telling you, politely, that you have not earned their trust — and no amount of follow-up pressure will fix what diagnosis should have done.
Lagos, Nigeria// – Paystack, one of Africa’s leading payments technology companies, has launched the Paystack Small Business Program to support Nigerian small businesses through a range of initiatives designed to help them grow, connect with relevant opportunities, and access funding for their next stage of growth.
Cairo, Egypt// — African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) (www.Afreximbank.com) has signed a US$500 million term loan facility with the Central Bank of Tunisia on behalf of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Tunisia, to support the country in the execution of its key socio-economic priorities.
