France says it will spotlight Grand Inga at the Africa Forward Summit in Nairobi as DRC and AFD sign an MoU to prepare Inga III. France plans to promote the Democratic Republic of Congo ’s Grand Inga, specifically the Inga III phase at the Africa Forward Summit in Nairobi on May 11–12, 2026, positioning the energy megaproject as part of a broader Africa–France agenda on investment, innovation, and development cooperation. The diplomatic push follows the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on February 2 at the Palais de la Nation in Kinshasa between the French Development Agency (AFD) and the DRC’s Agency for the Development and Promotion of the Grand Inga Project (ADPI). Congolese authorities describe the agreement as a preparatory step designed to help ensure that the project’s rollout is accompanied by social and institutional readiness, particularly for communities expected to be affected by Inga III, as reported by actualite.cd . What the MoU covers: “prepare the country” alongside the project According to the Congolese side, the protocol is structured around four pillars aimed at preparing the environment around Inga III: Skills and education: vocational training and higher education are intended to equip young people for employment linked to the project’s ecosystem. Agriculture: support to strengthen inclusive growth and food security, with agriculture framed as a pathway for broader local benefits. Institutional capacity: measures focused on improving governance and transparency to manage the project’s scale and externalities. Spatial development: planning support tied to land use and territorial development, presented as a way to organize growth around the project area. Nicole Bwatshia Ntumba, Deputy Chief of Staff to the President in charge of political, legal, and diplomatic affairs, framed the approach as a dual preparation: “preparing the country for the project and preparing the project for the country,” while pointing to coordination with other partners cited in the project’s ecosystem, including the World Bank and the African Development Bank. Continue Reading Full Article INVESTMENT France to Promote Grand Inga at Africa Forward Summit in Nairobi By Serge Kitoko Tshibanda Political Analyst Serge Kitoko Tshibanda Home Comment Feb 3, 2026 May 15, 2026 3 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: France plans to promote the Democratic Republic of Congo ’s Grand Inga, specifically the Inga III phase at the Africa Forward Summit in Nairobi on May 11–12, 2026, positioning the energy megaproject as part of a broader Africa–France agenda on investment, innovation, and development cooperation. The diplomatic push follows the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on February 2 at the Palais de la Nation in Kinshasa between the French Development Agency (AFD) and the DRC’s Agency for the Development and Promotion of the Grand Inga Project (ADPI). Congolese authorities describe the agreement as a preparatory step designed to help ensure that the project’s rollout is accompanied by social and institutional readiness, particularly for communities expected to be affected by Inga III, as reported by actualite.cd . ADVERTISEMENT What the MoU covers: “prepare the country” alongside the project According to the Congolese side, the protocol is structured around four pillars aimed at preparing the environment around Inga III: Skills and education: vocational training and higher education are intended to equip young people for employment linked to the project’s ecosystem. Agriculture: support to strengthen inclusive growth and food security, with agriculture framed as a pathway for broader local benefits. Institutional capacity: measures focused on improving governance and transparency to manage the project’s scale and externalities. Spatial development: planning support tied to land use and territorial development, presented as a way to organize growth around the project area. Nicole Bwatshia Ntumba, Deputy Chief of Staff to the President in charge of political, legal, and diplomatic affairs, framed the approach as a dual preparation: “preparing the country for the project and preparing the project for the country,” while pointing to coordination with other partners cited in the project’s ecosystem, including the World Bank and the African Development Bank. ADVERTISEMENT France’s message: high-impact infrastructure with sequencing Speaking for France, Éléonore Caroit, Minister Delegate responsible for Francophonie, International Partnerships and French Nationals Abroad, described Grand Inga/Inga III as a high-impact initiative that, if delivered as planned, should improve living conditions through expanded electricity availability, including for economic operators. France, she said, supports the phased approach that combines investment in generation capacity with broader stakeholder preparation. That framing is expected to carry into Africa Forward in Nairobi, which France and Kenya have announced as an Africa–France summit focused on partnerships for innovation and growth. Trending Now Uganda HIV Self-Test Assembly: Prices, Jobs and Exports . Health News DR Congo and Russia Establish Permanent Economic Commission . Economic Policies DRC Exits FATF Grey List After Completing Reform Plan . 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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle visited Lagos, Nigeria, showcasing their support for youth empowerment through sports. On Sunday, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were guests at Ilupeju Senior Grammar School, where they engaged with students and participated in basketball activities. The couple's visit highlighted their commitment to the Archewell Foundation's partnership with Giants of Africa, a non-profit initiative founded by former Toronto Raptors star Masai Ujiri that leverages sports to strengthen community ties and uplift young individuals. During their visit, Prince Harry praised the impact of sports in creating community and breaking down barriers. "The power of sport can change lives," he remarked, underscoring the universal language of sports in uniting people. The Archewell Foundation and Giants of Africa announced plans to construct a new basketball court in Nigeria's capital, Abuja, furthering their mission to empower the youth. Meghan Markle, dressed in a blend of local and international fashion —a Caroline Herrera shirt paired with a Nigerian skirt—shared her admiration for the Giants of Africa, recalling her introduction to the organization while living in Toronto. "Talk about full circle again – never did I think we would be able to be here all those years later supporting the expansion of this incredible organization," she expressed. The royal couple's visit culminated in attending a reception for a local charity, demonstrating their ongoing dedication to charitable causes. Residing in the United States with their two children, Harry and Meghan continue to forge connections globally, following Harry's departure from official royal duties in 2020. Their trip to Lagos marks their first visit to Africa's most populous nation, invited by Nigeria's chief of defense staff, and underscores their commitment to fostering international partnerships and community development. Continue Reading Full Article By Author Name Author Name Home Comment May 13, 2024 May 15, 2026 2 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: Prince Harry plays ball with kids Prince Harry and Meghan Markle visited Lagos, Nigeria, showcasing their support for youth empowerment through sports. On Sunday, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were guests at Ilupeju Senior Grammar School, where they engaged with students and participated in basketball activities. The couple's visit highlighted their commitment to the Archewell Foundation's partnership with Giants of Africa, a non-profit initiative founded by former Toronto Raptors star Masai Ujiri that leverages sports to strengthen community ties and uplift young individuals. During their visit, Prince Harry praised the impact of sports in creating community and breaking down barriers. ADVERTISEMENT "The power of sport can change lives," he remarked, underscoring the universal language of sports in uniting people. The Archewell Foundation and Giants of Africa announced plans to construct a new basketball court in Nigeria's capital, Abuja, furthering their mission to empower the youth. Meghan Markle, dressed in a blend of local and international fashion —a Caroline Herrera shirt paired with a Nigerian skirt—shared her admiration for the Giants of Africa, recalling her introduction to the organization while living in Toronto. "Talk about full circle again – never did I think we would be able to be here all those years later supporting the expansion of this incredible organization," she expressed. The royal couple's visit culminated in attending a reception for a local charity, demonstrating their ongoing dedication to charitable causes. Residing in the United States with their two children, Harry and Meghan continue to forge connections globally, following Harry's departure from official royal duties in 2020. ADVERTISEMENT Their trip to Lagos marks their first visit to Africa's most populous nation, invited by Nigeria's chief of defense staff, and underscores their commitment to fostering international partnerships and community development. Trending Now Uganda HIV Self-Test Assembly: Prices, Jobs and Exports . Health News DR Congo and Russia Establish Permanent Economic Commission . Economic Policies DRC Exits FATF Grey List After Completing Reform Plan . Economic Reports Tshisekedi Champions Peace, Jobs and Africa’s Voice in Moscow . Politics & Diplomacy Popular Today ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Related Articles Tags

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Congo copper and cobalt miners are tightening stock checks and weighing output cuts after chemical supply disruptions hit shipments. Copper and cobalt producers in the Democratic Republic of Congo are tightening supply checks and weighing production adjustments after chemical disruptions linked to the Iran war hit shipments, according to a Reuters report . The disruption is affecting supplies of sulfuric acid and sulfur-based chemicals used in mineral processing, forcing some miners to conserve stocks while assessing how long existing inventories can last. The pressure comes at a delicate moment for Congo’s cobalt sector, which was already operating under export controls. In late March, Congo’s regulator said miners must use outstanding fourth-quarter 2025 export quotas by April 30, while first-quarter 2026 quotas can be shipped until June 30, according to a separate Reuters report on the quota timeline . That has left producers balancing shipping deadlines with fresh uncertainty over the chemicals needed to process output. Industry sources said some orders for sodium metabisulfite were cancelled or withdrawn after contracts had already been signed, while buyers have stepped up physical verification of warehouse stocks and ownership documents before committing to purchases. The response reflects growing concern that longer transit times, rerouted cargo and tighter freight availability could deepen shortages in the weeks ahead. The stakes extend beyond Congo’s mining belt. The DRC remains central to global cobalt supply, with USGS data showing the country accounts for more than half of world cobalt production, making any disruption closely watched across battery and clean-energy supply chains, according to USGS research . For now, the immediate next step for miners is not expansion but preservation: protect remaining chemical stocks, verify incoming supply, and decide whether output cuts become necessary if disruptions persist. Continue Reading Full Article REGIONAL ECONOMY Congo miners consider cutting production as supply problems hit By Serge Kitoko Tshibanda Political Analyst Serge Kitoko Tshibanda Home Comment Apr 15, 2026 May 15, 2026 2 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: Copper and cobalt producers in the Democratic Republic of Congo are tightening supply checks and weighing production adjustments after chemical disruptions linked to the Iran war hit shipments, according to a Reuters report . The disruption is affecting supplies of sulfuric acid and sulfur-based chemicals used in mineral processing, forcing some miners to conserve stocks while assessing how long existing inventories can last. The pressure comes at a delicate moment for Congo’s cobalt sector, which was already operating under export controls. In late March, Congo’s regulator said miners must use outstanding fourth-quarter 2025 export quotas by April 30, while first-quarter 2026 quotas can be shipped until June 30, according to a separate Reuters report on the quota timeline . That has left producers balancing shipping deadlines with fresh uncertainty over the chemicals needed to process output. ADVERTISEMENT Industry sources said some orders for sodium metabisulfite were cancelled or withdrawn after contracts had already been signed, while buyers have stepped up physical verification of warehouse stocks and ownership documents before committing to purchases. The response reflects growing concern that longer transit times, rerouted cargo and tighter freight availability could deepen shortages in the weeks ahead. The stakes extend beyond Congo’s mining belt. 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Mohbad's family says Nigeria's IGP approved a fresh investigation into his 2023 death and sent the petition to Lagos police for action. LAGOS, Nigeria — October 1, 2026: The family of late Nigerian singer Ilerioluwa Oladimeji Aloba, widely known as Mohbad, says Inspector-General of Police Olatunji Disu has approved its petition for a fresh investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death. The family's lawyer, Oladayo Ogungbe, said the petition was forwarded to the Lagos State Police Command and assigned for further investigation. The disclosure was reported early Thursday by PUNCH , which cited a statement from Ogungbe dated September 29. A second report by The Sun Nigeria carried the same family account later on October 1. What is the latest development in the Mohbad case? Mohbad's family says the Inspector-General of Police approved its petition for a fresh and comprehensive investigation into the singer's death. The family says the matter was sent to the Lagos State Police Command and is separate from a recently dismissed Federal High Court case. Family says petition was sent to Lagos police According to the statement reported by PUNCH, the Aloba family submitted its petition to the Inspector-General of Police on April 14, 2026. The family's lawyer said it was received at Force Headquarters in Abuja on May 7 and later approved and forwarded to the Lagos State Police Command. Ogungbe said the family had requested a more comprehensive review of the circumstances surrounding Mohbad's death and raised concerns about parts of the earlier investigative process. He said the family had since been informed that the matter had been assigned to officers of the Special Enquiry Bureau and that a family representative had engaged with the new investigators. The account is significant because it comes only days after a separate Federal High Court case seeking to force a fresh police investigation was dismissed. Premium Times reported on September 26 that the Abuja court dismissed a case brought by the Registered Trustees of Break the Silence Foundation. Mohbad's family says that court case was not filed by the Aloba family and should not be confused with its own petition to the police. Court case and family petition are separate processes The distinction matters because the dismissed Abuja suit and the family's petition followed different routes. Continue Reading Full Article JUSTICE & CRIME Mohbad Family Says IGP Approved Fresh Investigation Into His Death By Kamau Bahati Entertainment Editor Kamau Bahati Home Comment Oct 1, 2026 Oct 1, 2026 5 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: LAGOS, Nigeria — October 1, 2026: The family of late Nigerian singer Ilerioluwa Oladimeji Aloba, widely known as Mohbad, says Inspector-General of Police Olatunji Disu has approved its petition for a fresh investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death. The family's lawyer, Oladayo Ogungbe, said the petition was forwarded to the Lagos State Police Command and assigned for further investigation. The disclosure was reported early Thursday by PUNCH , which cited a statement from Ogungbe dated September 29. A second report by The Sun Nigeria carried the same family account later on October 1. What is the latest development in the Mohbad case? Mohbad's family says the Inspector-General of Police approved its petition for a fresh and comprehensive investigation into the singer's death. The family says the matter was sent to the Lagos State Police Command and is separate from a recently dismissed Federal High Court case. Family says petition was sent to Lagos police According to the statement reported by PUNCH, the Aloba family submitted its petition to the Inspector-General of Police on April 14, 2026. The family's lawyer said it was received at Force Headquarters in Abuja on May 7 and later approved and forwarded to the Lagos State Police Command. Ogungbe said the family had requested a more comprehensive review of the circumstances surrounding Mohbad's death and raised concerns about parts of the earlier investigative process. He said the family had since been informed that the matter had been assigned to officers of the Special Enquiry Bureau and that a family representative had engaged with the new investigators. ADVERTISEMENT The account is significant because it comes only days after a separate Federal High Court case seeking to force a fresh police investigation was dismissed. Premium Times reported on September 26 that the Abuja court dismissed a case brought by the Registered Trustees of Break the Silence Foundation. Mohbad's family says that court case was not filed by the Aloba family and should not be confused with its own petition to the police. Court case and family petition are separate processes The distinction matters because the dismissed Abuja suit and the family's petition followed different routes. The Break the Silence Foundation had gone to court seeking an order compelling the police to reopen the case. Earlier in 2026, the court had allowed the group to begin the judicial-review process. Channels Television reported in June that the case was aimed at compelling the Inspector-General of Police and Lagos police authorities to carry out another investigation. The family's latest position is that its own petition to the IGP had already moved separately through police channels before the court decision. ADVERTISEMENT What previous inquiries found Mohbad died on September 12, 2023. His death triggered widespread public attention, a police investigation, an exhumation and a coroner's inquest. An autopsy did not establish a definitive cause of death. In May 2024, a forensic pathologist told the coroner that decomposition complicated efforts to determine the cause, according to Channels Television . XTRAfrica previously covered the period when the public was awaiting the singer's autopsy findings in its report on Mohbad's expected autopsy results . The Lagos coroner later delivered findings in July 2025. Premium Times reported that the coroner recommended the prosecution of the auxiliary nurse who treated Mohbad and also called for an investigation into why police did not act on a petition the singer had filed before his death. Channels Television reported that the coroner did not find evidence establishing homicide, while describing the nurse's conduct as unlawful and professionally negligent. Those findings do not by themselves resolve every dispute surrounding the case, which has continued to generate legal action and public argument. Trending Now Uganda HIV Self-Test Assembly: Prices, Jobs and Exports . Health News DR Congo and Russia Establish Permanent Economic Commission . Economic Policies DRC Exits FATF Grey List After Completing Reform Plan . Economic Reports Tshisekedi Champions Peace, Jobs and Africa’s Voice in Moscow . Politics & Diplomacy Popular Today Banking and Finance UBEC Funds: Unspent Grants and Nigeria’s Classroom Delivery . Social Service Enugu Power Outage Guide: November Dates, Hours and Affected Feeders . Economic Reports Nigeria Public-Assets Bill: Proposed Commission Explained . Security Sector Updates Kaduna State-Police Vote: What Changes Next? . Biography Omah Lay Biography: Age, Real Name, Songs and Career . ADVERTISEMENT What happens next If the family's account of the IGP's approval is confirmed by police, the next important development will be the scope of the Special Enquiry Bureau's work and whether investigators revisit evidence or witnesses from the earlier investigation. The family has called for what it describes as a comprehensive forensic reconstruction of the circumstances surrounding Mohbad's death. It remains unclear which specific investigative steps will be repeated or expanded. The case has remained closely watched across Nigeria's entertainment industry since Mohbad's death. XTRAfrica has also reported on later events involving figures who became connected to public debate around the case, including Sam Larry's recovery after a 2026 car crash . For now, the newest verified development is that Mohbad's family has publicly said its petition was approved and transferred for further police action. 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DRC Minister Patrick Muyaya warns against division, urging Congolese unity and restraint to deny Rwanda any pretext for war in eastern Congo. The Congolese government’s spokesperson and Minister of Communication, Patrick Muyaya , has called on citizens and political actors to remain vigilant in the face of Rwanda’s ongoing provocations, stressing the importance of national unity. Speaking during an interview on Telesud, Muyaya underlined that Rwanda is “ obsessed with the idea of finding, by all means possible, some form of hate speech in the DRC” to justify its expansionist ambitions. “We must avoid giving Rwanda any pretext for war in the DRC,” declared Muyaya , insisting that the Congolese people must remain united and disciplined in their resistance. A Call for Restraint and Unity The Minister emphasized that frustrations inside the country, particularly in the east, must be managed responsibly so they are not manipulated by Kigali. He pointed to the case of Uvira, where tensions around the Wazalendo have been exploited by Rwanda’s propaganda machine. “The enemy thrives on division,” Muyaya warned. “Our duty is to channel frustrations constructively and avoid falling into the traps laid by those who want to destabilize us.” Rejecting Rwanda’s Narrative Rwanda has repeatedly claimed to act as a “protector” of certain communities in eastern Congo, a position Muyaya described as dangerous and destabilizing. He argued that such rhetoric only stigmatizes Congolese citizens and fuels violence. “No foreign president has the right to massacre Congolese civilians under the pretext of protecting others,” he said, reaffirming Kinshasa’s determination to defend sovereignty and restore peace. Continue Reading Full Article WAR IN EASTERN DRC Patrick Muyaya: “We must not give Rwanda any pretext for war.” By Serge Kitoko Tshibanda Political Analyst Serge Kitoko Tshibanda Home Comment Sep 14, 2025 May 15, 2026 3 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: The Congolese government’s spokesperson and Minister of Communication, Patrick Muyaya , has called on citizens and political actors to remain vigilant in the face of Rwanda’s ongoing provocations, stressing the importance of national unity. Speaking during an interview on Telesud, Muyaya underlined that Rwanda is “ obsessed with the idea of finding, by all means possible, some form of hate speech in the DRC” to justify its expansionist ambitions. ADVERTISEMENT “We must avoid giving Rwanda any pretext for war in the DRC,” declared Muyaya , insisting that the Congolese people must remain united and disciplined in their resistance. A Call for Restraint and Unity The Minister emphasized that frustrations inside the country, particularly in the east, must be managed responsibly so they are not manipulated by Kigali. He pointed to the case of Uvira, where tensions around the Wazalendo have been exploited by Rwanda’s propaganda machine. “The enemy thrives on division,” Muyaya warned. “Our duty is to channel frustrations constructively and avoid falling into the traps laid by those who want to destabilize us.” ADVERTISEMENT Rejecting Rwanda’s Narrative Rwanda has repeatedly claimed to act as a “protector” of certain communities in eastern Congo, a position Muyaya described as dangerous and destabilizing. He argued that such rhetoric only stigmatizes Congolese citizens and fuels violence. “No foreign president has the right to massacre Congolese civilians under the pretext of protecting others,” he said, reaffirming Kinshasa’s determination to defend sovereignty and restore peace. 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