In 2022, Ghana grappled with economic hurdles stemming from domestic imbalances and external shocks, resulting in currency depreciation, inflation, and diminished investor confidence. The World Bank’s Economic Update predicts a.
One of the driving forces behind Egypt’s economic growth lies in a series of policy reforms and initiatives aimed at cultivating a thriving private sector. The government’s commitment to simplifying.
The deceleration in global trade has cast a shadow on economic growth in Africa, primarily due to diminished demand from major importers of African exports and stagnant prices for the.
Cultural festivals serve as vibrant connectors, weaving unity into our collective human experience. In this exploration, we delve into the captivating Calabar Festival in Nigeria, which exemplifies transformative power of.
Botswana heavily relies on diamonds, accounting for its foreign exchange earnings and nearly half of the government revenue, contributing to a prolonged period of positive economic growth. Presently, a significant.
In a significant move to expedite the Final Investment Decision (FID) on the Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pipeline, the Federal Government of Nigeria has intensified discussions with the Kingdom of Morocco. The.
London- January 25, 2024. In a groundbreaking event held at the House of Lords in London, the African Leadership Magazine hosted the Global African Partnership Forum (GAPF) 2024, leaving an.
Portsmouth, United Kingdom, January 25, 2024 In a momentous event held today at the House of Lords, London, the African Leadership Magazine, renowned for gathering influential stakeholders, hosted Mr. Sanjeev.
Portsmouth, United Kingdom, January 24, 2024 Today, Professor Birgitte Andersen, CEO of Big Innovation Centre, played a pivotal role at the Global African Partnership Forum held at the House of.
Today, at the inaugural Global Africa Partnerships Forum (GAPF 2024), Tony Tiyou, the CEO and founder of Renewables in Africa, was presented with the esteemed Top 50 Afro-Caribbean Leadership Award.
