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Nigeria Exceeds OPEC Quota as Oil Production Hits Highest Level Since 2020

Nigeria’s oil industry is regaining momentum as crude oil production has risen to its highest level in more than six years, reflecting growing stability across Africa’s largest petroleum producing nation..

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Investing in Home: The Diaspora Behind Africa’s Economic Future

For decades, Africa’s diaspora has been recognised primarily for the billions of dollars it sends home each year to support families and communities. Today, however, a significant shift is underway..

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Africa’s Rising Middle Class: Urban Growth Is Creating New Economic Opportunities

Africa is undergoing one of the fastest urban transformations in the world, reshaping the continent’s economic landscape and creating unprecedented opportunities for businesses, investors, and governments. As cities expand and.

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Preserving Africa’s Heritage: How Digital Archives Are Safeguarding the Continent’s History

Africa’s rich cultural heritage spans thousands of years, encompassing ancient manuscripts, archaeological treasures, oral traditions, rock art, and indigenous knowledge that have shaped civilisations across the continent. Yet much of.

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The Governance Kill Switch: Reclaiming Strategic Sovereignty for Institutional Excellence

“If you cannot stop a strategy, you do not own it. It owns you.”   The ground has shifted. The era of viewing artificial intelligence as a passive tool for.

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Trade Facilitation in Africa: Removing Barriers to Unlock Continental Economic Potential

Africa’s economic trajectory in 2026 reflects a combination of resilience, reform, and emerging opportunities. Despite facing external shocks, notably the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) recorded.

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African Industrialisation: Leveraging Critical Minerals for Sustainable Economic Transformation

Africa’s vast mineral endowment positions it as a strategic global player in the transition to green energy and electric mobility. With approximately 30% of the world’s critical mineral reserves, including.

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Youth, Tech, and Sustainability: Africa’s EdTech Startups Leading Transformation

Africa’s demographic landscape is characterised by an unprecedented youth bulge, with over 100 million young people requiring access to inclusive, quality education. Yet traditional education systems across the continent are.

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Transforming Regional Commerce: How the Lobito Corridor Is Building Africa’s Trade Future

For decades, Africa’s vast mineral wealth and agricultural potential have been constrained by inadequate transport infrastructure, lengthy border procedures, and high logistics costs. While the continent possesses abundant natural resources.

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Africa’s Workforce of Tomorrow: How the Digital Skills Revolution Is Preparing a New Generation

Africa is home to the world’s youngest population, with more than 60 per cent of its people under the age of 25. This demographic advantage presents an extraordinary opportunity to.

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