Accra, Ghana — March 26, 2025 — The African Leadership Council (ALC), an initiative of the African Leadership Organisation and publisher of African Leadership Magazine UK, and African Energy Infrastructure,.
Economic diversification is the latest buzzword in Africa’s development discourse, a shiny new banner under which policymakers, international financial institutions, and private sector actors march in purported unison. Nigeria, South.
Nowhere is the transformation of the 21st-century economy more visible than in the shared economy, where access is valued over ownership. In particular, the transportation and hospitality industries have experienced.
Burkina Faso has taken a significant step towards economic independence with the inauguration of the Société Industrielle Sino-Burkina de Ciments SA (CISINOB SA) cement plant in Laongo, Plateau-Central region. This.
The global financial sector thrives on interconnectedness, with stock exchanges serving as crucial pillars of economic growth. The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) commands a market capitalisation exceeding $28 trillion,.
Higher education has long been considered the bedrock of development, offering nations a skilled workforce and fostering innovation. However, for many, the doors of traditional universities remain closed due to.
The struggle for gender equality is old and exhausting. Women have long been told that leadership belongs to men, that the world is shaped by men’s decisions, and that their.
Aliko Dangote, Africa’s wealthiest individual and a formidable force in the oil and petrochemical sectors, continues to make headlines with his ambitious projects aimed at bolstering the continent’s industrial landscape..
For centuries, African nations have sought sustainable financial solutions to accelerate development, improve infrastructure, and bridge economic gaps. However, reliance on foreign aid and volatile international investments has often left.
“I believe that having been elected as president of my country encourages women from all walks of life to stand up to be counted, with a clear understanding that I.
