In the past few years, West Africa has found itself at the centre of an unsettling trend: a wave of military coups that has overturned democratic governments and destabilised nations..
Africa, home to some of the world’s fastest-growing economies and a youthful, dynamic population, is no longer the overlooked frontier of global economic engagement. Instead, it has emerged as a.
After years of battling high inflation rates, Africa is now charting a promising course toward stability and growth. But what has sparked this turnaround, and what does it mean for.
In an increasingly globalised world, soft power has become a crucial component in shaping international relations. At the core of this soft power is cultural diplomacy—a tool that Africa is.
In 2024, African startups made significant strides, showing that the continent is more than just a narrative of poverty and conflict. There are compelling reasons to believe that Africa is.
Africa’s vast reserves of mineral wealth—gold, diamonds, cobalt, copper, and uranium, among others—have long positioned the continent as a key player in the global commodities market. The mining sector fuels.
Agriculture has long been the backbone of Africa’s economy, employing over 60% of the continent’s workforce and contributing 22% to its GDP. However, the sector faces growing threats from climate.
For much of Africa’s modern history, the strength of its passports has been a weak spot. But in recent years, that has begun to change—and quickly. A growing number of.
