Latest World News

Don't miss daily news

Leadership and Trade: The Abuja Breaking Barrier Summit That Could Redefine Africa’s Future

I walked into the Abuja Continental Hotel on 30 July 2026 and immediately felt that this wasn’t going to be an ordinary conference. The room was filled with presidents, prime.

  • 0

One Year, One Community: How the AU-EU Youth Voices Lab App is Bringing Young People Together

One year ago, the AU-EU Youth Voices Lab App was launched with a clear mission: to provide young people across Africa and Europe with a single digital space to learn,.

  • 0

Ibrahim Kabir Masari’s Diplomacy and Recognition Take Centre Stage at Africa’s Trade and Leadership Summit

Some moments at the Breaking Barriers to Trade & Leadership Summit 2026 extended far beyond the conference sessions. They unfolded through quiet conversations, diplomatic exchanges and personal engagements that reflected.

  • 0

Africa’s Finest Leaders honoured in London at ABLA 2026

London, United Kingdom Africa’s leading figures in government, business, finance, academia and public service were honoured at the African Business Leadership Awards (ABLA) 2026, held at the iconic House of.

  • 0

DR. GEORGE AGYEKUM DONKOR CONFIRMED AS SPEAKER AND HONOUREE AT THE 16TH AFRICAN BUSINESS LEADERSHIP AWARDS (ABLA) 2026 IN LONDON

African Leadership Magazine is delighted to announce that Dr. George Agyekum Donkor, President and Chairman of the Board of the ECOWAS Bank for Investment and Development (EBID), has been confirmed.

  • 0

Hon. Boima S. Kamara Named Among ALM Top 40 African Finance Leaders 2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE   London, United Kingdom | 8, July 2026   Hon. Boima S. Kamara, Director General of the West African Monetary Agency (WAMA), has been recognised with the.

  • 0

Mr Karifa Condé Honoured with African Port Operations, Maritime Logistics & Trade Facilitation Leadership Excellence Award at ABLA 2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE   London, United Kingdom | 8, July 2026   Mr Karifa Condé, Director General and Chief Executive Officer of Compagnie des Bauxites de Guinée (CBG), has been.

  • 0

Dr John Mangudya Receives African Sovereign Investment Leadership Excellence Award at ABLA 2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE London, United Kingdom |8,  July 2026   Dr John Panonetsa Mangudya, Group Chief Executive Officer of the Mutapa Investment Fund, Zimbabwe, has been honoured with the African.

  • 0

Dr Brian Mushimba Receives African Business Leadership Special Commendation Award at ABLA 2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE   London, United Kingdom | 8, July 2026   Dr Brian Mushimba, former Chief Executive Officer of GL Africa Energy Limited, Zambia, has been honoured with the.

  • 0

MR BOKANG THITOYAMORE CONFIRMED TO ATTEND THE 16TH AFRICAN BUSINESS LEADERSHIP AWARDS (ABLA) 2026 IN LONDON

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE   London, United Kingdom | 8, July 2026   African Leadership Magazine is proud to announce that Mr Bokang Thitoyamore, Chief Executive Officer of Naledi Mining Services.

  • 0

Better International Calendar: Protecting African Footballers from Burnout

For African footballers who regularly cross continents for national duty, the international calendar is more than a scheduling issue. It can determine how much time a player has to recover,.

  • 0

Uganda’s AFCON 2027 Visa Waiver: Opening Borders and Unlocking Africa’s Tourism Potential

Uganda’s decision to waive visa requirements for the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) 2027 is more than a logistical adjustment. It is a strategic move that positions the country at.

  • 0

Francis Duru: A Life of Storytelling, A Legacy of Memories

The passing of Francis Duru at 57 marks the loss of an actor whose career was woven into the evolution of Nigerian cinema. For more than three decades, he brought.

  • 0

West Africa’s Power W.A. Initiative: Mobilising Investment for Industrial Growth

Reliable electricity remains one of the most important foundations of Africa’s industrial transformation. Across West Africa, businesses face high energy costs and inconsistent power supplies that limit productivity, discourage investment.

  • 0

Africa’s Raw Materials Summit: Building Factories Instead of Exporting Feedstock

Africa’s industrial challenge is not a shortage of raw materials, but the limited value the continent captures from them. Too much processing, technology development, skilled employment and industrial profit still.

  • 0

Africa’s Growth Outlook Reaches 4.6%: Turning Resilience into Prosperity

Africa’s economic story is increasingly being shaped by resilience, reform and a growing determination to create more value within the continent. The International Monetary Fund’s October 2026 World Economic Outlook.

  • 0

Africa’s Mineral-Processing Ambitions: Why Reliable Power Matters

Africa is seeking a greater share of the wealth generated from its natural resources. From Guinea’s bauxite deposits to Zimbabwe’s lithium reserves, governments are encouraging companies to process more minerals.

  • 0
img

Top Stories

Don't miss daily news

Featured Video

Stay up-to-date

View All

Best In Categories

Don't miss daily news

Ghana’s Mineral Processing Plan: Mahama Sets 2030 Deadline for Raw Ore Exports

Ghana is seeking to reshape its mining industry by turning mineral wealth into a stronger foundation for domestic manufacturing, skilled employment and industrial growth. On 19 October 2026, President John.

  • 0

Ghana’s Mineral Processing Plan: Mahama Sets 2030 Deadline for Raw Ore Exports

Ghana is seeking to reshape its mining industry by turning mineral wealth into a stronger foundation for domestic manufacturing, skilled employment and industrial growth. On 19 October 2026, President John.

  • 0

Malawi’s Digital Inclusion: GSMA Roadmap Links Connectivity to Economic Opportunity

Malawi’s digital transformation will depend on more than expanding mobile network coverage. The greater challenge is making internet access affordable, equipping people with the skills to use it and connecting.

  • 0

Senegal’s Solar Investment: €12 Million Facility Expands Clean Energy for Businesses

Senegal is attracting fresh investment in commercial solar energy as businesses seek more reliable and cost-effective power. A €12 million financing facility for Afreenergy Solar is set to support the.

  • 0

Uganda’s Export Boom: Gold Surge Highlights the Need for Diversification

Uganda’s export earnings rose to $1.5 billion in August 2026, a 36% increase from $1.1 billion in the same month last year, according to the government’s monthly economic report. Gold.

  • 0

Coming Home to Africa: The Future of Diaspora, Ancestry and Heritage Tourism

“The very first village that I went to was the village where my ancestors walked. I was more myself there than I am in Ohio. I didn’t have to think.

  • 0

Francis Duru: A Life of Storytelling, A Legacy of Memories

The passing of Francis Duru at 57 marks the loss of an actor whose career was woven into the evolution of Nigerian cinema. For more than three decades, he brought.

  • 0

Nigeria OTT Growth: Affordable Streaming Market Set to Reshape African Media

Nigeria’s streaming market is set for remarkable growth. Over-the-top video, delivered over the internet rather than through traditional broadcast or pay-TV, is forecast to grow faster than any other national.

  • 0

West Africa’s Power W.A. Initiative: Mobilising Investment for Industrial Growth

Reliable electricity remains one of the most important foundations of Africa’s industrial transformation. Across West Africa, businesses face high energy costs and inconsistent power supplies that limit productivity, discourage investment.

  • 0

Blended Finance Solutions: Bridging Africa’s Climate Capital Gap for Growth

Africa’s climate-tech sector is entering a new phase, with investors increasingly looking beyond promising technologies to businesses that can generate revenue, attract customers and scale sustainably. This shift signals growing.

  • 0

Africa’s AI Investment Opportunity: The Race to Build Data Centres and Reliable Power

Artificial intelligence is creating new opportunities for investment, productivity and economic transformation worldwide. For Africa, the next phase of this technological shift could extend beyond software development to the infrastructure.

  • 0
img