Artificial intelligence (AI) is bringing quality medical diagnostics to places beyond major hospitals and specialist centres. Across Africa, start-ups are developing tools that analyse medical images, assist with clinical documentation.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is finding a growing role in African agriculture. New tools can analyse satellite images, forecast weather patterns, detect crop diseases and help farmers determine when to irrigate.
Africa’s economic future depends on how effectively its natural resources, public assets and financial institutions are transformed into sustainable prosperity. As African and Caribbean nations seek greater economic independence and.
Benin is emerging as one of Africa’s stronger economic performers, with its economy estimated to have grown by 8.1% in 2025, according to the African Development Bank’s 2026 Country Report.
Ghana’s updated Renewable Energy Master Plan for 2026–2030 sets out an ambitious strategy to expand clean power and extend electricity access to underserved communities. Launched on 21 September 2026, the.
Nigeria has taken a significant step towards expanding electricity access with the commercial launch of a $300 million Distributed Renewable Energy Fund, designed to move renewable-energy projects from limited interventions.
Africa’s energy challenge is not simply a shortage of power plants. It is also a critical deficit in transmission lines, substations and distribution networks capable of delivering electricity to homes.
Seychelles is strengthening the foundations of its economy after the African Development Bank approved a $34 million loan to support economic resilience, public services, private-sector development and the country’s transition.
A new pipeline set to link Djibouti’s Damerjog port with Dewele in eastern Ethiopia promises to transform how fuel reaches one of Africa’s largest landlocked economies. Backed by Ethiopian Investment.
Africa’s clean-energy ambitions are entering a new phase, with growing recognition that generating electricity is only part of the challenge. The continent also needs modern transmission and distribution networks capable.
