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South African Banks Issue $322 Million Loss Buffer
South Africa’s largest banks have recently raised a significant amount of loss-absorbing debt as part of a new regulatory framework. This framework aims to ensure
South African Cities Adapt with New Flood Management Strategies
Recent flooding events across several South African provinces, including Limpopo and Mpumalanga, have prompted a re-evaluation of the nation’s approach to flood risk management and
New African Music Releases for Week of February 20 2026
Every week, OkayAfrica highlights top African music releases, including the latest Afrobeats and amapiano hits, through their “African Music You Need to Hear This Week”
Ghana Suspends Citizenship Route for African Diaspora
The Ghanaian government has paused its citizenship pathway for members of the African diaspora, a key component of its “Beyond the Return” initiative. The suspension,
Maphorisa Urges Unity to Boost South African Hip-Hop
DJ Maphorisa, a prominent producer and music maker, has voiced concerns regarding the current state of South African hip-hop. He believes the genre has diminished
Pictet Enters African Market as Foreign Banks Retreat
Banque Pictet & Cie, a Swiss private bank and financial services group, has established its first office in Africa. The firm received regulatory approval to
African Diaspora Streetwear Brands Spotlight
African Diaspora Streetwear Brands Reshape Global Perceptions Beyond the confines of fashion, these brands are part of a broader movement that recognizes the influential role
African Union Assembly Session Ends in Addis Ababa
The Thirty-Ninth Ordinary Session of the Assembly of the African Union (AU) concluded today in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. African Heads of State and Government participated
China’s Duty-Free Imports to Boost Kenya and African Economies
China announced plans to eliminate tariffs on imports from almost all African countries. The move aims to bolster trade relations between Beijing and the African
African nations aim for 60% local manufacturing by 2040
African leaders have adopted a declaration aimed at increasing local production of health products across the continent. The move, formalized at the 39th Ordinary Session