Gabon has restored access to major social media platforms after an eight-month suspension, reopening important channels for content creators, small businesses and ordinary users. The High Communication Authority (HAC) announced.
Access to affordable and reliable healthcare remains an important development priority across Africa. As populations grow and demand for medical services increases, innovative healthcare models are emerging to bridge the.
Africa’s digital commerce sector continues to create opportunities for businesses seeking to reach customers beyond traditional markets. As online shopping expands, however, the ability to deliver products efficiently remains an.
Africa’s artificial-intelligence future may depend less on building the world’s largest models than on solving the continent’s most pressing problems. The World Bank’s October 2026 Africa Economic Update, titled Building.
Senegal is preparing to make Olympic history. From 31 October to 13 November 2026, the country will host the fourth Summer Youth Olympic Games across Dakar, Diamniadio and Saly, marking.
A country’s economy is often measured through indicators such as gross domestic product (GDP), which captures the value of goods and services produced. However, GDP tells only part of the.
Nigeria’s proposal to share artificial-intelligence computing resources with other African countries is a smart and welcome step. It tackles a basic constraint head-on: many researchers and institutions across the continent.
By Eni Akonobea, Founder and Wellness Curator, Eni Asiri For years, the language of wellness has focused largely on the individual: sleep better, eat better, move more, meditate, set.
Egypt has outlined a four-year economic transformation programme designed to raise productivity, attract investment and strengthen private-sector participation, placing agriculture, manufacturing, technology, tourism and energy at the centre of its.
Nigerian start-ups developing solutions in food processing, healthcare, agriculture and sustainable production have received a combined $275,000 in prize funding from the Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA) and its partners,.
