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Access Bank to Hold Africa Trade Conference in South Africa
Access Bank is set to host the second edition of the Africa Trade Conference (ATC 2026) in Cape Town, South Africa. The event is scheduled
Southern Africa Needs Drought Resilience Strategies
Drought across Southern Africa is severely impacting livelihoods and posing a significant economic threat. A new World Bank report, Continental Drying: A Threat to Our
Rockefeller and World Bank Invest in African Solar Agriculture
The Rockefeller Foundation and the World Bank are providing tens of millions of dollars to non-profit organizations to enhance agricultural productivity in Africa through solar-powered
World Bank, AgriConnect Seek to Modernize African Farming
Smallholder farms are a common sight across Africa, highlighting both the continent’s agricultural resilience and the challenge of ensuring food security. Despite widespread farming activity,
Education and Jobs Linked in New Report
The World Bank’s “People First” podcast explores ideas shaping learning, work, and growth, particularly in Western and Central Africa. This episode features a discussion with
CRDB Bank Expands to Dubai to Invest in African Economy
The CRDB Bank Dubai Representative Office has officially launched at the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), marking the first time a Tanzanian bank has established
AI Sustainability a Priority for African Policymakers
UNESCO and the World Bank recently hosted a workshop in Conakry, Guinea, bringing together African policymakers and industry leaders to discuss sustainable artificial intelligence (AI)
Kenya Boosts Digital Economy Through Investment and Expansion
The Kenyan government has reiterated its dedication to youth empowerment, entrepreneurship, and job creation through various initiatives. These programs focus on fostering economic opportunities and
Kenya and Zambia Increase Use of Chinese Yuan
Kenya and Zambia are increasingly utilizing China’s yuan (renminbi) for official transactions, trade, and debt servicing. This shift reflects a broader trend among African economies
Sub-Saharan Africa Growth Forecast Up to 4.3% World Bank Says
The World Bank has increased its economic growth projections for Sub-Saharan Africa, citing strengthening investments and exports as key factors. The updated forecasts are included