Dangote Plans Port, Power and Fertiliser Push in Tanzania
Dangote Tanzania plans took shape on June 29: a new port, a 2,000 MW power plant and a urea fertiliser...
July 6, 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.
Dangote Tanzania plans took shape on June 29: a new port, a 2,000 MW power plant and a urea fertiliser...
July 6, 2026
The Vodacom Safaricom deal closed on June 30: $2.1 billion gives the South African group 55% of East Africa's most...
July 5, 2026
Tongaat Hulett's new owner Robert Gumede plans to turn sugarcane into electricity, ethanol and industrial gas to save the 134-year-old...
July 5, 2026
The International African Arts Festival marks its 55th year on July 3-5, 2026 at Brooklyn's Lincoln Terrace Park with music,...
July 5, 2026
From Cape Verde's near-miracle to Germany's collapse and America's unlikely joy, one World Cup has become the emotional weather of...
July 4, 2026
Nigeria joins the IEA as the first OPEC member to do so, giving Africa's largest oil producer a seat at...
July 4, 2026
Ethiopia breaks ground on Bishoftu International Airport, Africa's largest airport at $12.5B, targeting 110M passengers yearly by 2030.
July 4, 2026
In the first 48-team World Cup, the newcomers reached the last thirty-two and pushed the giants to the final kick...
July 4, 2026
Nigeria and Morocco are advancing a $25 billion gas pipeline that would run 6,900 km along West Africa's coast, linking...
July 4, 2026