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Dangote Group: Exploring a Bigger Industrial Investment Footprint in Egypt

Can African businesses become stronger drivers of investment and industrial cooperation across the continent? The Dangote Group’s discussions with Egyptian officials about potential expansion into Egypt highlight the growing possibility.

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AI and African Education: Sustained Training, Reliable Infrastructure, Teacher Involvement

Artificial intelligence is emerging as a useful tool in classrooms. Teachers are using it to draft lesson plans, create exercises, explain complex concepts, and tailor materials to learners with different.

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Mainstreaming Natural Capital: Africa’s Path to Nature-Positive Development Finance

At the United Nations biodiversity conference, CBD COP17, the African Development Bank Group launched the second phase of its Mainstreaming Natural Capital in Africa’s Development Finance project, known as NC4-ADF.

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West Africa Advances Regional Electricity Integration: Power Pool Sets Agenda for Conakry Meeting

Can West Africa unlock greater industrial productivity by treating electricity as a shared regional resource rather than a series of separate national markets? The West African Power Pool (WAPP) is.

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CAF U-Turn on AFCON: Biennial Format Secures Financial Stability for Football

The Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) will retain its familiar biennial format after the Confederation of African Football (CAF) Executive Committee unanimously reversed its earlier plan to move the tournament.

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MTN Nigeria Records 55.3% Growth in Nine-Month Profit: Data Demand Strengthens Digital Economy

What does the growing demand for digital services reveal about the direction of Africa’s largest economies? MTN Nigeria’s latest financial results offer an indication of how increasing internet usage, subscriber.

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African Union Opens Continental Dialogue on Education, Science and Technology

What will determine Africa’s competitiveness in the decades ahead: the resources beneath its soil or the knowledge, skills and innovations developed by its people? The African Union is placing renewed.

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Creative Sector Formalisation: Turning African Talent into Durable Enterprises

African creators are increasingly being recognised as more than individuals producing social media posts, videos, music or designs. They are emerging as potential business owners whose work can be financed,.

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Africa’s Digital Independence: Building Homegrown Artificial Intelligence Capabilities

Can Africa become a creator of the technologies shaping the global economy rather than remain primarily a consumer of innovations developed elsewhere? The African Union is placing this question at.

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Resilient Growth in Africa: Ethiopia, Rwanda and Uganda Showcase Diverse Development Pathways

Africa’s economic growth is gaining momentum, but can the continent translate expanding economies into lasting prosperity for its people? Sub-Saharan Africa’s economy is projected to grow by 4.3 per cent.

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