Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming one of the defining technologies of the global economy, with countries investing heavily in computing power, data centres, connectivity and digital skills. For Africa, the.
Africa is rich in assets that the global economy increasingly values: forests that absorb carbon, mangroves that protect coastlines, soils that store greenhouse gases and vast renewable energy resources capable.
Africa is entering a new era of promise in its development journey. With ambitious plans and strong commitments already underway, the continent is turning its attention to unlocking an annual.
Africa stands at a defining moment in its development journey. Building on gains made in recent years, the continent is renewing efforts to accelerate progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals.
Africa has made significant progress in responding to public health emergencies, from Ebola outbreaks to the COVID-19 pandemic. Yet alongside viruses and other biological threats, another challenge has become increasingly.
Africa’s infrastructure challenge is no longer simply a question of what needs to be built. It is increasingly a question of how to finance, deliver and maintain what the continent.
For decades, Africa’s natural resources have been both an economic opportunity and a source of vulnerability. Oil, gas and minerals have generated billions of dollars in government revenue, yet commodity.
Africa’s ports are becoming more than entry and exit points for goods. Across the continent, major investments in deep-sea facilities, digital systems, logistics networks and industrial zones are transforming ports.
A prosperous and integrated Africa depends on regional cooperation and digital innovation, according to the 2026 Africa Sustainable Development Report from the AUC, ECA, AfDB, and UNDP. The report calls.
Africa is seeking to turn a decade of steady growth into lasting economic resilience. Across the continent, a new emphasis on transparency is taking hold, exemplified by Senegal’s decision to.
