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Morocco’s Gold Discovery and Its Impact on Africa’s Mining Economy

The discovery of high-grade gold deposits in Morocco’s Guelmim region has emerged as one of the most significant mining developments in North Africa in recent years. With assay results showing.

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Ghana’s Inflation Decline Signal Path to Economic Stability

For the eighth consecutive month, Ghana’s inflation rate has declined, settling at 11.5% in August 2025—its lowest level in over four years. This sustained disinflation marks a dramatic turnaround for.

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The End of Africa’s Dependence on Imported Wheat?

Africa’s food security paradigm is fundamentally shaped by its deep and strategic dependence on a single imported commodity: wheat. This reliance is not merely a matter of trade imbalance but.

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Global Power Forum 2025: GPWC and IFAL Unite to Elevate Women’s Leadership and Afro-Caribbean Partnerships

New York, USA — September 4, 2025, Two of the world’s most prestigious gatherings — the Global Power Women Conference (GPWC) and the International Forum on African-Caribbean Leadership (IFAL) —.

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South Africa’s Changing Trade Alliances May Impact Africa’s Economy

South Africa, Africa’s most industrialised economy, is entering a decisive phase in its global trade posture. The imposition of 30% tariffs on South African exports by the United States in.

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Kenya’s Automobile Sector Potential for Africa’s Industrial Future

Kenya’s automobile sector has staged a remarkable recovery in 2025, emerging as a bright spot in Africa’s broader industrial landscape. After two years of contraction, the country’s vehicle assembly industry.

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Can Africa Continue Betting on School Feeding Initiatives?

The United Nations’ Office of the Special Adviser on Africa (OSAA) has consistently underscored a simple but consequential message: home-grown school-feeding is not charity; it is a strategic, high-return instrument.

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Sidi Ould Tah Assumes Office as Ninth AfDB President

Dr Sidi Ould Tah of Mauritania has officially assumed office as the ninth President of the African Development Bank Group (AfDB), succeeding Nigeria’s Dr Akinwumi A. Adesina after a decade.

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Why Currency Strength Matters for Africa’s Economic Future

In today’s interconnected world, currencies are more than just units of exchange. They are strategic assets that shape trade flows, attract investment, and signal the health of entire economies. For.

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Kenya and Uganda Deepen Trade Ties as U.S. Tariffs Reshape Africa’s Global Position

In July 2025, Donald Trump’s administration imposed sweeping tariffs on African exports, raising taxes by 10% across the board and up to 50% for selected nations. While South Africa, Nigeria,.

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