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How Japan’s $1.5 Billion Africa Push Reshapes Green Finance

Japan is quietly but decisively deepening its footprint in Africa. In a continent long shaped by Chinese investment, Western aid, and increasing Gulf capital, Japan is carving out its own.

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Uganda’s First Large-Scale Gold Mine: A Milestone for Africa’s Mineral Future

Uganda has taken a decisive step into the global mining arena with the inauguration of its first large-scale gold mine — a $250 million project owned by Chinese investors through.

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Digital Democracy: Can Africa Reinvent Governance for the Online Age?

As the world continue to travel into the digital era, governance structures everywhere are undergoing tectonic shifts. Online transparency, digital identities, virtual services, and platform accountability are redefining how citizens.

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Why Africa Must Confront the Fake News Economy Now

In the digital age, misinformation flows as freely as water. Across continents, false narratives—whether about elections, public health or migration, threaten democratic foundations, public confidence and even human lives. The.

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How Zimbabwe’s Steel Industry Growth Fuels Africa’s Economic Future

Zimbabwe is preparing to re-emerge as one of Africa’s leading steel producers, following news that Chinese nickel giant Tsingshan Holding Group will inject $800 million into expanding its steel plant.

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Understanding the AU’s Push for Map Change: Why It is Key for Africa’s Growth

The African Union (AU) has officially thrown its weight behind a growing global campaign to replace the 16th-century Mercator projection with a more accurate world map — one that finally.

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Who Will Tell Africa’s Story to the World, and On Whose Terms?

Across the world, who tells a people’s story often matters as much as the story itself. Narratives shape risk, policy, investment and dignity; they influence boardrooms, electorates and classrooms. For.

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Africa’s Journey from Low to Middle Income: Lessons and Achievements

In the year 2000, the global development map looked starkly different. Sixty-three emerging market and developing economies (EMDEs) were officially classified as low-income countries (LICs) by the World Bank, home.

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Africa’s Digital Economy: The Case for Data Centres

As the digital space steadily asserts itself as the commander of the 21st century, it reshapes how nations compete for influence, power, and prosperity. Its battlegrounds are cloud platforms, AI.

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