Who Truly Benefits from Africa’s Resources?
21/04/2025Africa is not just rich in culture, history, and human potential, it is also endowed with some of the most valuable mineral resources on Earth. From lithium fields to cobalt.
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Africa is not just rich in culture, history, and human potential, it is also endowed with some of the most valuable mineral resources on Earth. From lithium fields to cobalt.
On a crisp morning in Tanzania’s Serengeti, a couple from South Korea watched as the golden sun rose over a horizon teeming with life. Giraffes strolling gracefully, lions roaring in.
Mauritius, a picturesque island nation nestled in the Indian Ocean, has cemented its place as one of Africa’s premier tourist destinations. Famous for its pristine beaches, vibrant coral reefs, and.
In 2024, the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor reported that individuals under 35 accounted for nearly 30% of all global startups, most notably in the technology, green economy, and creative sectors. From.
Across Africa’s quiet countryside, a silent transformation is underway, not through skyscrapers or smart cities, but through dusty, winding roads that are being paved, widened and extended. These roads may.
Social welfare has reemerged as a crucial instrument in global efforts to reduce poverty, address inequality and foster inclusive development. From the Nordic countries’ comprehensive welfare systems to the United.
Cultural and creative industries (CCIs) have become strong contributors to the global economy. According to a UNESCO report, CCIs are among the fastest-growing sectors worldwide. With an estimated annual global.
As the world continues to grapple with the realities of climate change and the global push for sustainability, the transition from fossil fuels is no longer a distant concept. Oil-rich.
In the wake of recent trade policies introduced by U.S. President Donald Trump, Nigeria has taken a proactive stance, urging fellow African nations to demonstrate resilience in the face of.
Across the globe, manufacturing drives economic growth, shaping nations and lifting millions out of poverty. Yet, the narrative in Africa is that the manufacturing sector is a shadow of its.