In Ivory Coast, the world’s largest cocoa producer, farmers worry over new US tariffs
Cocoa exports make up betwenn 15 and 20% of Ivory Coast's GDP. The effects of the new tariffs, imposed by US president Donald Trump, have many cocoa farmers worried that they might not be able to sell sufficient produce.
Nigeria: Strategic Collaboration With Ministry of Petroleum Will Accelerate Needed Results – Ojulari
[Vanguard] ...Lokpobiri pledges unwavering support and strategic guidance to deliver national mandate
Robot waiter becomes a star attraction at Havana restaurant
Despite frequent power outages and limited access to advanced technology, the eatery made a bold move to modernize, gradually integrating digital tools into its customer experience.
Protesters in Haiti demand protection against gangs
Discontent and anger are spreading as gangs that already control 85% of Port-au-Prince pillage once-peaceful communities.
Nigeria: Dangote Refinery Reduces Petrol Price
[Premium Times] Mr Chiejina explained that these price reductions reaffirm the company's commitment to providing high-quality petrol at affordable rates, benefiting consumers across the nation.
Migration and refugee policies key to economic growth, Say UN and IMF experts
The report outlines that while destination countries may experience short-term pressure on public services, the long-term gains—ranging from labor market expansion to increased tax revenues—can far outweigh the initial costs if integration is handled effectively.
Ethiopia: Motri to Enforce Mandatory Digital Payment Across Fuel Stations
[Ethiopian Herald] ADDIS ABABA -The Ministry of Trade and Regional Integration (MoTRI) has announced plans to implement mandatory digital payment systems at all fuel stations across the country, aiming to curb fuel fraud and contraband.
Europa League: Andre Onana returns for crucial Lyon clash
Andre Onana will start in goal for Manchester United for its crucial Europa League match against Lyon on Thursday after being left out of the team in the Premier League at the weekend.
World Trade Organization says global trade could slide this year due to tariffs
The World Trade Organization says the volume of trade in goods worldwide is likely to decrease by 0.2% this year due to U.S. President Donald Trump’s shifting tariff policies and a standoff with China, but it would take a more severe hit if Trump carries through on his toughest “reciprocal” tariffs.
The EU moves to fast-track asylum claims by migrants from 7 countries to speed deportation
A year ago, EU nations endorsed sweeping reforms to the bloc’s failed asylum system. The rules were meant to resolve the issues that have divided the 27 countries since well over 1 million migrants swept into Europe in 2015, most fleeing war in Syria and Iraq.