Sonangol plans nationwide EV charging network by 2028 as energy transition gains pace
Luanda – Angola’s state oil company Sonangol is preparing to deploy more than 100 electric vehicle charging stations (EVCPs) by 2028, marking one
Angola’s De-Petrolization: Sovereignty and growth beyond Oil
Johannesburg, South Africa – Since assuming office in 2017, President João Lourenço has placed economic reform at the forefront of his administration, aiming
Angola’s Opaia Group spearheads new industrial era with Opaia Motors
Johannesburg – Angola’s Opaia Group has launched a major step in the country’s industrial diversification drive with the inauguration of Opaia Motors, marking
Ghana records 5.3% growth in first quarter, but fragile recovery persists
Accra, 17 August 2025 Ghana’s economy expanded by 5.3% in the first quarter of 2025, surpassing analyst expectations and reinforcing early signs of
Angola’s Tech firm TIS expands beyond borders
Johannesburg – TIS Angola, one of the country’s leading technology consulting firms, is preparing for regional expansion after more than a decade of
Group stage ends with undefeated runs, emerging surprises and statistical leaders – Angola holds firm at home
AfroBasket 2025 | Luanda Luanda , August, 2025 – The group phase of AfroBasket 2025, taking place in Angola from August 12 to
Algeria grows 4.5% in Q1 as non-oil sectors gain ground
Algiers, August 2025 Algeria’s economy grew by 4.5% in the first quarter of 2025, with official data pointing to strong momentum in non-hydrocarbon
Nigeria’s economic illusion? Tinubu’s ambitious 7% growth target clashes with a fragile 3.13% reality
Economy | Africaheadline Analysis Abuja, AfricaHeadline Investigative Desk, August, 2025 Nigeria’s President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has doubled down on his promise of delivering
South Africa responds to US tariffs with emergency economic relief package
Pretoria, South Africa – In a direct response to newly imposed 30% tariffs by the United States, South Africa has launched a sweeping
Angola injects $60 million to revive vandalised businesses and strengthen national recovery
LUANDA – The Angolan government has reaffirmed its commitment to economic and social stability by launching a 50 billion kwanza (approximately $60 million)
