Nigeria’s creative economy has emerged as one of the most dynamic cultural and economic engines on the African continent. Before the end of 2025, the sector is projected to reach.
Over the years, Africa’s media narrative has swung between two poles: western corporations viewing the continent as a market to exploit and African broadcasters striving to build a homegrown cultural.
The carbon credit economy is booming. Once a niche mechanism for climate finance, it has rapidly become a multi-billion-dollar global market. As of 2024, the global carbon credit market is.
The digital economy has become the new oil of the 21st century. Forrester’s Global Digital Economy Forecast, 2023 to 2028, shows that the digital economy will reach $16.5 trillion 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.
The African film industry is on the rise, increasingly poised to compete financially with Hollywood. Although still relatively small compared to the wealthier Western markets, African cinema is gaining popularity.
In 1992, several events reshaped history, such as the renaming of the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic to the Russian Federation, the end of minority rule in South Africa through.
Known for its vibrant culture, rich heritage, and diverse entertainment scene, South Africa stands at the crossroads of tradition and innovation. In recent years, the rapid advancement of technology, particularly.
Big-name entertainment providers like Netflix, Showmax and Paramount met with African content creators at the Fame Week Africa conference in South Africa. The three-day conference, which ended Friday, was billed.
