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Madagascar: a revolution to save the vanilla industry

Madagascar is considering a drastic reform of vanilla exports by reducing the number of exporters. This strategy raises questions about its viability, favoritism and the impact on small producers i...

Mozambique: TotalEnergies suspends operations amid growing tensions in Cabo Delgado

TotalEnergies has suspended operations in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique, due to increasing violence. The move raises questions about security, the country's economic future and relations with foreign in...

Madagascar: the Antananarivo cable car, between promises and disappointments.

Antananarivo, Madagascar, is struggling to modernize its infrastructure. The cable car project, announced in 2021 to ease traffic, has been postponed again, worsening the malaise of residents. Prom...

Ivory Coast: Small traders face chocolate giants

Ivorian traders are under pressure from chocolate giants like Barry Callebaut and Olam. Faced with unfair prices, they are fighting for their survival and the dignity of their culture while demandi...

Acquisition of Kessner Capital by NFG SA: Investments of several tens of millions to boost Africa

NFG SA acquires Kessner Capital Management Ltd. and announces an investment of up to $50 million to boost the African economy. This strategic acquisition aims to strengthen financing solutions for...

Zambia: Witchcraft trial shakes society between modernity and tradition.

A witchcraft trial in Zambia sparks controversy, highlighting tensions between ancient traditions and modernity. Reactions range from support for human rights to preservation of local beliefs, reve...

South Africa: Bold ambition or unfinished dream for the Pretoria refinery?

The South African government has ambitions to build a refinery in Pretoria, inspired by Aliko Dangote's Nigerian model. However, questions remain about its viability, environmental impact and the r...

Ethiopia: Repression and marginalization of the Qemant community in danger

The Amhara region is experiencing an intensification of repression against the Qemant minority, accused of supporting rebels. The urgency of protecting the rights of the Qemant and promoting dialog...

Libya: Airbus attempts a bold incursion with Buraq Air into African skies

Airbus is exploring an intriguing sale to Libya's Buraq Air, seeking to strengthen its presence in North Africa. The deal could modernise Libya's aviation sector, but the volatile political climate...

Qatar and Iran: towards a strategic rapprochement in the midst of international turmoil

Qatar and Iran strengthen ties through major diplomatic visit. Strategic rapprochement amid regional tensions promises economic collaborations and increased solidarity, while navigating human right...