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How Nanotechnology Could Revolutionise Africa’s Manufacturing Sector

Nanotechnology, often regarded as the cornerstone of the next industrial revolution, is set to redefine global manufacturing. With its ability to manipulate materials at an atomic and molecular level, this.

A Fractured Alliance: Why Some African Nations Are Cutting Ties with Europe

A geopolitical shift is reshaping Africa’s relationship with Europe. Once tethered by colonial history and economic dependency, several African nations are actively redefining their diplomatic engagements. Increasingly, governments are severing.

Ethiopia Sets Ambitious Plans for Third Earth Observation Satellite by 2026

Ethiopia is set to make a significant advancement in its space technology capabilities with plans to launch its third Earth observation satellite by 2026. This initiative, spearheaded by the Ethiopian.

The Global Impact of African Fashion: Can it Become a $50 Billion Industry?

In the face of global fashion, Africa is weaving a narrative that is both rich and revolutionary. The continent, long regarded as a reservoir of cultural heritage, is increasingly asserting.

Ethiopian Airlines and AfDB Forging a Path to Economic Growth

Ethiopian Airlines, recognised as one of Africa’s leading carriers, has embarked on an ambitious venture in partnership with the African Development Bank (AfDB) for the Bishoftu International Airport Development Project..

Botswana’s Bold Economic Strategy to Reinvent the Diamond Market

As the world’s leading diamond producer, Botswana is navigating a challenging landscape marked by the rise of lab-grown alternatives and shifting consumer preferences. In response, the Southern African nation is.

Hydropower vs. Solar: What’s Africa’s Best Bet for a Green Future?

As Africa strides towards a sustainable energy future, the continent faces a crucial decision: Should it invest more in hydropower or solar energy? Both sources hold immense potential yet differ.

Addressing Waste Crisis in Africa Through Recycling

The global waste crisis is a ticking time bomb. Every year, humanity generates approximately 2.24 billion tonnes of solid waste, a figure expected to rise to 3.88 billion tonnes by.

Nigeria’s Strategic Leap in Crude Oil Refining Capacity

Nigeria, Africa’s largest crude oil producer, has paradoxically relied on imported petroleum products due to inadequate refining capacity. Now, the country is making a strategic shift to reverse this trend..