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Zimbabwe’s Bilboes Project Set to Transform National Gold Production

Zimbabwe’s mining sector is set for a defining moment as the Bilboes gold project prepares for launch. Years of exploration, ownership changes, and shifting market conditions have led to this.

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Ndayane Port: A Pillar of Senegal’s Trade and Economic Influence

Senegal is poised to redefine its maritime and logistics landscape with the development of the Ndayane Deepwater Port, a US$1.2 billion project backed by Dubai-based DP World and the UK’s.

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Nigeria Leads West Africa’s Climate Pledge with NDC 3.0

Nigeria has stepped into a defining moment of climate leadership, becoming the first West African nation to submit its Third Nationally Determined Contribution, known as NDC 3.0, to the United.

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Africa’s Childcare System: Progress, Pitfalls, and Future Potential

Across the globe, the care economy has shifted from the periphery of policy discussions to the very centre of economic planning. Childcare is no longer viewed as a mere social.

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What Africa’s CPI Decline Means for Everyday Consumers

Across markets in Africa, goods are gradually becoming affordable again. Commodity prices that once spiked under the weight of global inflation and geopolitical shocks are beginning to stabilise, while transport.

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Ghana’s First Audit of Mining Firms in 10 Years: What It Means

Ghana, long regarded as one of Africa’s stalwart gold producers, has embarked on its most ambitious mining industry audit in a decade. The move signals more than administrative housekeeping; it.

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Ghana’s Financial Renaissance: How GoldBod is Rebuilding the Nation’s Economic Nerve

When Ghana’s foreign exchange reserves nosedived in 2022, few imagined that the turnaround would come this fast. Yet by 2025, Ghana has done more than just recover, it has rewritten.

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Inside Trump’s Summit with African Leaders to Reset U.S. Relations

To reset U.S. engagement with Africa, President Donald Trump will host a select group of African heads of state in Washington, D.C., from July 9 to 11, 2025. Billed as.

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Why Africa’s Maritime Industry Could Be the Next Economic Boom

Africa is turning its gaze seaward. Long overshadowed by its mineral-rich lands and urban growth, the continent’s vast marine territory, spanning more than 13 million square kilometres, is rapidly emerging.

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Africa’s Unseen Workforce: Women and the Unpaid Care Economy

Across Africa, a silent labour force toils relentlessly without compensation, recognition, or legal protection. This labour, largely shouldered by women, forms the foundational bedrock of social and economic life on.

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