The 2026 African Youth Survey, conducted by the Ichikowitz Family Foundation, highlights a significant shift in how young people across West Africa, particularly in Nigeria, view foreign aid and Africa’s.
Recent global disruptions, driven by geopolitical conflicts, volatile oil markets, and fragile supply chains, have exposed just how vulnerable many African economies remain to external energy shocks. Rising fuel prices.
Africa is no longer treating digital connectivity as simply an infrastructure challenge. Instead, it is increasingly recognised as a driver of economic growth, social inclusion, and regional integration. The Abuja.
A new generation of Africans is expressing growing confidence in the continent’s future, driven by an increasing belief that Africa’s greatest opportunities lie in its own people, institutions, and ideas..
Southern Africa has taken another significant step towards deeper financial integration with Angola’s official entry into the Southern African Development Community Real-Time Gross Settlement (SADC-RTGS) system. Effective 27 July 2026,.
South Africa is showing encouraging signs of fiscal improvement, offering renewed hope for investors and businesses after several years of economic uncertainty. Better-than-expected government revenue, improved budget management, and a.
Africa holds immense economic promise, but its growth path continues to be undermined by deep-rooted challenges. Chief among these are trade mis-invoicing and revenue leakage, which drain billions of dollars.
As Africa’s tourism sector continues its strong recovery from recent global disruptions, the focus must shift beyond simply counting visitor numbers. The true measure of sustainable growth lies in building.
A profound energy transformation is underway across Africa, where technological innovation and ambitious policies are positioning power as a key driver of development. With more than 600 million people still.
Energy access remains a fundamental driver of economic growth, social development, and technological advancement. For Africa, a continent characterised by vast rural populations and persistent energy deficits, expanding reliable electricity.
