Africa’s blue economy is becoming one of the continent’s most promising drivers of sustainable growth, and women are increasingly leading its transformation. Across fisheries, aquaculture, marine conservation, maritime services.
Africa’s creative economy is no longer defined by cultural expression alone. It has become one of the continent’s fastest-growing economic sectors, generating billions of dollars, creating millions of jobs and.
Africa’s manufacturing sector is entering a new era. Across the continent, private investment is accelerating industrial growth, expanding production and creating opportunities that were once beyond reach. Supported by.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE London, United Kingdom | 8, July 2026 Mr Farihan Alhassan, Managing Director of GCB Bank PLC, Ghana, has been awarded with the Special African Leadership.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE London, United Kingdom | 8, July 2026 Alhaji Ibrahim Kabiru Masari, Special Adviser to the President of Nigeria on Political Affairs, has been honoured with.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE London, United Kingdom | 8, July 2026 Dr George Agyekum Donkor, President and Chairman of the ECOWAS Bank for Investment and Development (EBID), has been.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE London, United Kingdom | 8, July 2026 Prof Jean-Marie Kayembe Ntumba, Rector of the University of Kinshasa (UNIKIN), Democratic Republic of Congo, has been honoured.
Access to clean water changes everything. It improves health, keeps children in school, strengthens agriculture, creates economic opportunities and gives communities the foundation they need to thrive. Yet for.
Africa’s capital markets have reached a defining moment. With the combined value of the continent’s stock exchanges now exceeding $2 trillion, Africa is no longer viewed as a fringe investment.
Across Africa, a new generation of female entrepreneurs is reshaping the continent’s digital economy. From fintech and artificial intelligence to health technology, agritech, e-commerce and digital education, women are building.
