Creative Lab launched a new brand identity with a new logo, aiming to expand its operations in the UAE and abroad as it enters its second decade.

Economic reforms in Zambia opened the TAZAMA pipeline to multiple suppliers, ending Agro-Fuel’s monopoly and reducing fuel prices by 33%.

In summer 2024, Nairobi experienced unprecedented youth protests led by Generation Z against a controversial finance bill, with social media turning individual anger into a broad popular movement.

The Ministerial Committee for Reconstruction and Economic Recovery met at the Grand Serail under Prime Minister Dr. Nawaf Salam, reaffirming the government's commitment to accelerate reconstruction despite ongoing attacks and financial challenges.

Egypt's external debt stood at $155 billion in January 2025, burdening the balance of payments and exchange rates. Selling land and privatizing companies are proposed solutions, but the financial challenge is larger and requires a comprehensive economic revival strategy.

Dr. Mostafa Madbouly, Prime Minister, held a meeting to discuss increasing financial allocations for maintenance of government facilities and essential state utilities in the general budget, attended by the Ministers of Planning and Finance and other officials.

Shares of Chinese group Evergrande were officially delisted from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange after over 15 years of trading, following the company's collapse under massive debts estimated at $300 billion, marking a tragic end for one of China's largest real estate developers.

The Egyptian Iron and Steel Company, established in 1954 as a national industrial symbol, faced investment and management challenges that led to debt accumulation and loss of competitiveness, prompting a 2021 government liquidation decision amid debates on its economic and social impacts.

Saudi Minister of Industry Bandar Al-Khorayef has begun an official visit to the US to lead a high-level delegation aiming to strengthen economic relations and develop strategic partnerships in the industrial and mining sectors.

The 'Doctor' maritime medical project donated 800,000 essential pills including antibiotics and painkillers to Angola's Ministry of Health to support vulnerable communities.