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Niger Delta Blue Carbon: Community Restoration Brings Hope and Income

In Ogoniland, Rivers State, restoring a mangrove forest is about far more than planting trees. It means repairing damaged wetlands, rebuilding livelihoods tied to fishing and harvesting, and giving communities.

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Women Entrepreneurs in Africa: Ecobank’s $2.6 Billion Game-Changing Commitment

Africa’s women entrepreneurs are set to gain access to significantly greater financial support as Ecobank Group commits US$2.6 billion in targeted lending to women-led businesses and agricultural value chains by.

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ECONOMIC INTEGRATION: Africa Deepens Push for Trade and Growth

Africa is renewing its push for deeper economic integration as leaders across the continent strengthen efforts to turn the African Union’s long-term development ambitions into practical economic opportunities.   The.

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World Teachers’ Day 2026: The Teachers Africa Needs to Build Its Future

“Teachers are the single most influential and powerful force for equity, access and quality in education.” — Irina Bokova, former Director-General of UNESCO   That observation captures why teaching deserves.

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Africa Agribusiness Summit: Making Agricultural Advice Reliable Infrastructure for Farmers

For Africa’s farmers, access to the right advice can be as important as access to seeds, fertiliser, irrigation and finance. Knowing what to plant, when to plant it, how to.

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Africa’s Growth Story: Investment and Infrastructure Drive New Economic Momentum

Africa is maintaining economic momentum despite a slower global environment, with new data showing that the continent’s real gross domestic product grew faster than the global economy during the second.

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Rwanda Gorilla Tourism Revenue Sharing: Conservation Lessons for Africa Communities

Rwanda’s Volcanoes National Park stands as one of the world’s most notable examples of mountain gorilla conservation. Its experience shows that protecting a threatened species requires more than patrols. It.

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Côte d’Ivoire’s Solar Push: Powering More Than 370,000 Homes

Côte d’Ivoire is accelerating its transition towards renewable energy with the Ferké Solar power plant in the northern Tchologo region, adding new generation capacity while demonstrating how private investment can.

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Solar Irrigation in Africa: Ethiopia’s Lessons on Water and Finance

Solar-powered irrigation is giving farmers a practical way to pump water without buying diesel every growing season. In Ethiopia, projects are already taking shape, from cooperative vegetable farms near Addis.

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Kenya’s $16bn Refinery: A New Engine for East Africa’s Energy Future

Kenya has taken a major step towards reshaping East Africa’s energy landscape with the groundbreaking of a $16 billion oil refinery in Lamu, a project that could strengthen regional energy.

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