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Creative Sector Formalisation: Turning African Talent into Durable Enterprises

African creators are increasingly being recognised as more than individuals producing social media posts, videos, music or designs. They are emerging as potential business owners whose work can be financed,.

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Africa’s Digital Independence: Building Homegrown Artificial Intelligence Capabilities

Can Africa become a creator of the technologies shaping the global economy rather than remain primarily a consumer of innovations developed elsewhere? The African Union is placing this question at.

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Resilient Growth in Africa: Ethiopia, Rwanda and Uganda Showcase Diverse Development Pathways

Africa’s economic growth is gaining momentum, but can the continent translate expanding economies into lasting prosperity for its people? Sub-Saharan Africa’s economy is projected to grow by 4.3 per cent.

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Financing Africa’s Food Systems: A $20 Million Fund Targets Agricultural Supply Chains

What if improving farmers’ incomes depended as much on financing the businesses that purchase their produce as it does on supporting the farmers themselves? A new investment initiative by Ground.

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Two Million by 2030: Africa’s Ambitious Plan for Community Health Workers

Can Africa achieve universal health coverage by 2030 without building a strong, adequately funded community health workforce? This question took centre stage in Abuja from October 28 to 30, 2026,.

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Kenafric Ventures: A $10 Million Bet on Africa’s Consumer Businesses

What would it take for more African businesses to compete beyond their domestic markets and become continental brands? Kenya’s Kenafric Group is seeking to answer this question through a $10.

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Durban 2036 Olympics: Building a Lasting Infrastructure and Sporting Legacy

Could hosting the Olympic Games become a catalyst for Africa’s sporting development and urban transformation, or would the financial burden outweigh the benefits? South Africa’s decision to select Durban as.

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Economic Dialogues: Mobilising Domestic Capital for Africa’s Development

Africa’s development conversation is increasingly centred on a practical question: how can governments and businesses finance essential long-term investments without relying so heavily on expensive borrowing, unpredictable aid or foreign.

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Trade Finance: Expanding Capital Access for African Businesses

The Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) and Munich Re have established a US$1 billion risk-sharing programme designed to expand trade finance for African financial institutions, offering a new mechanism to support.

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Abidjan Metro: Advancing Africa’s Urban Mobility and Economic Growth

Abidjan is taking an important step towards modernising urban transport with the construction of its first metro line. Designed to connect seven municipalities across Côte d’Ivoire’s economic hub, the project.

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