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Red Sea shipping delays and OPEC+ supply cuts are tightening physical oil markets in Europe and Africa as well as the Brent crude market structure, lending further support to oil futures prices,...

From our Bureau of Socialist Nouvelle Cuisine with some assistance from our Bureau of Drastic Solutions to Starvation and our Bureau of Small Steps Toward the Acceptance of Cannibalism as a Decolonizing Weapon Yes, Cubans have resorted to eating the potentially lethal snails that have invaded the island's ecosystem. What's next, cannibalism? Why not? Woke

EDGE will control 51 percent of the joint venture, giving it the right to produce Fincantierri's ships for the region.

Africa’s 2024 Bid Rounds Mean Fresh Opportunities for Upstream Investors

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The victims in the Congo conflict have become pawns where parties change often just like interests.

Fierce battles between Congolese troops and the M23 rebels in eastern DR Congo have intensified regional tensions. Experts say it points to worsening relations between Kigali and Kinshasa.

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Opera’s MiniPay surpasses one million users in five months, signalling the arrival of decentralised finance (DeFi) as a way for Africans to manage exposure to inflation.

Angola’s slide from autocracy into totalitarianism has begun with a national security law proposing draconian measures of social and civic control.