The 2026 Global Social Progress Index, covering 171 countries, presents a picture of global stagnation rather than broad-based improvement. Only 36 countries improved their social progress scores between 2021 and.
Nigeria has regained its position as Africa’s leading destination for startup funding, signalling renewed investor interest in the country’s technology and innovation economy. Startups headquartered in Nigeria raised $635 million.
Mozambique is advancing plans for a natural-gas infrastructure project that could strengthen energy cooperation with South Africa, connect regional markets and create new opportunities for industrial growth. The proposed development.
Nigeria is seeking to strengthen investor confidence as its economic reforms begin to reshape the country’s financial outlook. During the recent International Monetary Fund and World Bank meetings in Thailand,.
Africa’s industrial ambitions depend on a reliable supply of electricity, yet fragmented power systems and inadequate infrastructure continue to constrain businesses across the continent. A new partnership between India’s NTPC.
West Africa’s economic future depends not only on the strength of individual countries but also on the connections that allow people, goods, capital and ideas to move across borders. On.
Africa’s cities are expanding rapidly, creating opportunities for economic growth while placing increasing pressure on transport, housing and public services. Long commutes, congested roads, and unequal access to jobs reflect.
Africa’s innovation story extends beyond its largest markets. The 2026 Global Innovation Index (GII) demonstrates how smaller economies can compete globally by investing in institutions, human capital, infrastructure and business.
Africa’s energy transition is a chance to build so much more than clean electricity. When investment in solar, wind, batteries, and power networks is paired with local production, skills development,.
Nigeria produced an estimated 402.86 million barrels of crude oil valued at approximately ₦52.12 trillion between January and September 2026, highlighting the scale of its petroleum wealth and reigniting an.
