Across the world, nations are recognising the importance of technology and innovation as drivers of growth and development. Ghana and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) exemplify this global trend through.
A decline in real GDP growth is affecting numerous African countries as 2025 progresses. This deceleration is primarily driven by global trade uncertainties, inflationary pressures, monetary tightening, and domestic fiscal.
In an era marked by global economic volatility—driven by geopolitical conflicts, trade tensions, and fluctuating commodity prices—African nations are increasingly recognising the vital importance of having strong, stable currencies. A.
Afrobeats continues to thrive despite persistent concerns about diminishing global visibility, fewer chart-topping hits, and infrastructural limitations at home. Rather than declining, the genre is evolving, adapting to new audiences,.
Nigeria, long recognised as Africa’s largest crude oil producer, is undergoing a significant transformation in its energy landscape. Historically, the country has been the continent’s top petrol importer, heavily reliant.
Egypt has made notable strides in strengthening its economy, and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) continues to support the country’s journey toward lasting macroeconomic stability. Simultaneously, the IMF stresses that.
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is advancing toward a strategic minerals agreement with the United States, a move that underscores the country’s ambition to diversify its international partnerships and.
Sudan is betting on rocks—and maps—to rebuild its economy. The country has just received two comprehensive geological atlases from Russia: critical datasets, meant to replace mining intelligence lost over.
Digital transformation is ushering in a new era for Africa’s supply chains, one marked by increased efficiency, transparency and resilience. As the continent continues to adopt digital technologies, it lays.
A new bilateral initiative targeting terrorism and transnational crime has been launched by Burkina Faso and Senegal in response to West Africa’s escalating insecurity. The partnership reflects a growing consensus.
