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From Minerals to Mobility: Africa Moves Towards a New Green Industrial Era

Africa’s transition towards a low-carbon economy is increasingly becoming more than an environmental imperative. It is emerging as an opportunity to reshape how the continent produces, manufactures and participates in.

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Olu Jacobs Legacy: Building Africa’s Creative Industry for Future Generations

The death of Nollywood legend Olu Jacobs at the age of 84 has prompted an outpouring of tributes across Nigeria’s entertainment industry and beyond. Confirmed by his family on 16.

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Lobito Corridor: Angola’s Railway Investment Strengthens Africa’s Trade Gateway

A railway stretching across Angola is becoming an increasingly important piece of Africa’s emerging trade and critical-minerals infrastructure. The Lobito Corridor is linking the Atlantic coast to mineral-producing regions in.

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Health Financing in Africa: Investing in Resilience, Productivity and Growth

Africa is entering a critical period in the financing of its health systems. As governments face rising debt pressures, declining external assistance and growing demands for healthcare, the question is.

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Building Resilience: Africa’s $5.1 Billion Push for Energy and Food Security

Africa is strengthening its economic defences against a new generation of external shocks, with energy and food security emerging as central priorities. Rising energy, food and fertiliser costs have exposed.

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Nigeria’s 24-Hour AfCFTA Certificate: Trade Reform Meets Infrastructure Reality

Africa’s economic integration agenda is entering a more practical phase. The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) is no longer only about removing tariffs; it is increasingly about making it.

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Building the Intra-African Tourism Economy: Connecting Africa’s Travellers and Markets

What if Africa’s next major tourism opportunity is not only attracting visitors from Europe, Asia or North America, but encouraging more Africans to explore the continent themselves?   “Aviation is.

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Capital at Home: Africa’s Financial Assets Become a New Engine for Growth

Africa is increasingly looking inward for the capital needed to finance its next phase of development. As external financing becomes more difficult and fiscal pressures intensify, policymakers and investors are.

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Nairobi 2029: Kenya Brings the World Athletics Championships to Africa

For generations, Africa has produced some of the greatest athletes in the history of global sport. From distance-running champions to emerging sprint and field-event stars, the continent has repeatedly supplied.

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Connected Continent: The Digital Infrastructure Driving Africa’s Next Growth Era

Africa’s digital transformation is entering a new and increasingly strategic phase. Across the continent, investments that once focused primarily on mobile connectivity are expanding towards the deeper infrastructure required to.

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