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World Bank Recognizes Ghana’s Fiscal Reforms in Africa
Ghana is recognized by the World Bank as one of a few African economies expected to see significant improvements in primary fiscal balances between 2024
Traditional Leader Apologizes After South Africa Unrest
Solomon Ogbonna Eziko has issued a public apology regarding an event in KuGompo, South Africa, that sparked diplomatic concerns and protests. Eziko stated he was
Africa Mining Week 2026 to Focus on Policy Coordination
Demand for critical minerals is projected to triple by 2030, and with Africa holding 30% of global reserves, the continent is actively pursuing strategies to
Africa Mining Week to Focus on Policy and $8.6 Trillion Potential
Demand for critical minerals is projected to triple by 2030, and with Africa holding 30% of global reserves, several nations are working to align policies
Ugandan Juniors Vie for World Cup Berth at Africa Games
Uganda and Kenya are set to renew their golf rivalry as they participate in the 2026 All Africa Junior Team Championship (AAJTC). The tournament will
South Africa Deploys Military to Combat Crime
Soldiers were deployed to the streets of Johannesburg, South Africa, on Wednesday to assist police in combating gang violence and illegal mining. This marks the
Africa Faces Potential Decades-Long Digital Gap
The head of Ethio telecom, Frehiwot Tamru, expressed concerns about the pace of technological advancement in Africa. She warned that current, fragmented policy approaches risk
World Bank supports digital economy growth in Africa
The World Bank Group’s Board of Directors has approved a regional initiative designed to stimulate job creation in Benin, Liberia, and Sierra Leone. A key
Horn of Africa Nations Coordinate Amidst Regional Tensions
The leaders of Ethiopia, Somalia, and Djibouti convened in Djibouti on Wednesday for discussions on regional security, economic integration, and the potential impact of the
Livestock Imports Cost Africa Billions Highlighting Policy Gaps
The African continent faces a significant economic challenge, spending over Sh1.3 trillion (approximately $10 billion) annually on livestock and livestock products. This substantial outflow of