“I was born in this house in 1983. I have never lived anywhere else.” — Ntefane Ntefane There are places in Africa where history is preserved in museums and.
Building on a decade of meaningful progress, Africa is now mobilising to address the critical shortage of healthcare workers and accelerate progress towards universal health coverage. In a bold and.
Africa’s agricultural sector stands at the threshold of transformative opportunity. By expanding indigenous food storage capacity and strengthening regional trade mechanisms, the continent can turn today’s infrastructure gaps into tomorrow’s.
South Sudan’s oil story is more than just numbers and pipelines; it is a narrative of resilience, strategic positioning and the quest for stability amid regional and global shifts. As.
Uganda is building the foundations for another period of economic expansion, combining infrastructure investment with growing exports, foreign investment and private-sector activity. While global economic conditions remain uncertain, the country’s.
Ethiopia is entering an important new phase in its economic development, with investment, reform and private-sector participation increasingly shaping the country’s growth ambitions. After years in which public investment played.
For a landlocked country, access to efficient transport routes can make the difference between an economy that simply produces and one that trades competitively with the wider region. Rwanda is.
Across Africa, a quiet industrial shift is gaining strength. For decades, many of the continent’s economies have depended heavily on exporting raw materials while importing finished products, leaving much of.
