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West Africa Emerges as a Rising Renewable Energy Powerhouse

West Africa’s energy sector is undergoing one of its most important transformations in decades. Unlike the past, when oil and gas dominated the region’s energy agenda, today the momentum is.

Dangote and Rabiu Drive Africa’s Wealth Surge into 2026

Africa’s wealth landscape is experiencing a notable shift in 2026, with two Nigerian industrialists—Aliko Dangote and Abdul Samad Rabiu—at the centre of this transformation. Amid global economic uncertainty marked by.

Rwanda Reinforces Global Leadership in Women’s Political Representation

Rwanda has once again affirmed its position as the global leader in women’s political representation, maintaining the highest percentage of female lawmakers in the world in 2026. The achievement underscores.

African Leadership Magazine Opens Nominations for 16th African Business Leadership Awards (ABLA) 2026

…awards ceremony scheduled for 2 -3 July 2026 at the House of Lords, London   London, United Kingdom | 28 April 2026 Nominations are now open for the 16th African.

Green Finance Powers Africa’s Airport Modernisation Wave

African airports are undergoing a profound transformation. Once viewed simply as transit hubs, they are now evolving into integrated energy systems, logistics centres, and investment platforms. Rising energy costs, mounting.

Morocco and Egypt Lead Africa’s Solar Power Breakthrough

Morocco and Egypt have emerged as leading forces in Africa’s solar energy transformation, reflecting the continent’s growing shift toward renewable power. Over the past decade, both countries have made sustained.

Somalia at 66: Honouring the National Army’s Role in Advancing Security and National Stability

Somalia marked the 66th anniversary of the Somali National Army (SNA) with official ceremonies and nationwide commemorations, highlighting the military’s enduring role in safeguarding the nation and supporting state-building efforts..

Debt Diplomacy: Africa Navigates Global Lending Pressures

Across capitals from Abuja to Addis Ababa, finance ministers are no longer asking simply, “Who will lend?” They are asking harder questions: “On what terms?” and “At what long-term cost?”.

Natural Resources Fuel Namibia’s Economic Growth

Namibia is accelerating reforms in its petroleum sector as it positions itself for its first oil production and a larger role in the global energy market. At the Namibia International.