Africa Intelligence Brief — Monday, July 13, 2026
Africa Intelligence Brief July 13 — Nigeria mourns over 700 flood victims as South Africa faces mass anti-immigration protests. Ghana...
July 13, 2026Africa is the arena where China, the United States, the Gulf states, Russia and Europe now compete hardest – for minerals, ports, data, military access and influence. The Rio Times tracks the deals, aid, sanctions and diplomacy of the new scramble, and what a continent increasingly setting its own terms means for the global balance – including for Latin America, courted by the same powers. This hub collects our coverage of the great-power contest across Africa.
Africa Intelligence Brief July 13 — Nigeria mourns over 700 flood victims as South Africa faces mass anti-immigration protests. Ghana...
July 13, 2026
Guinea bauxite remains the mining base as Simandou iron ore ramps up toward 120 Mtpa, with China controlling the offtake...
July 13, 2026
Air Tanzania, banned from EU skies since 2024, is pointing its Dreamliners east: daily Mumbai flights, Guangzhou and reported Moscow...
July 13, 2026
Hassan Allam is weighing Gulf and Cairo listings for real-estate and infrastructure units, opening a funding channel while the parent...
July 13, 2026
PAPSS Central Africa expansion: BEAC brings six CEMAC countries into the instant-payment network, now 28 nations settling trade in local...
July 13, 2026
Mali Algeria relations reset on July 10, 2026: ambassadors return and airspace reopens, 15 months after a Malian drone was...
July 12, 2026
The Glencore Congo tax dispute: agents sealed Kamoto Copper's offices in Kolwezi over a claim of about $3 billion, while...
July 12, 2026
A Burkina Faso power plant of 119 MW, the country’s biggest, reached financial close with $300 million from AFC, built...
July 12, 2026
Minority investors in Tatu City head to Mauritius court next month seeking leave for London arbitration over share dilution claims...
July 11, 2026