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Africa’s Water Shortages Highlight Financial System Issues
The African Union’s 39th Ordinary Session is scheduled to take place in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, on February 14–15. The summit’s theme is “Assuring Sustainable Water
Structural Factors Drive Africa’s Liquidity Challenges
The recent Africa Tech Summit featured a notable departure from typical crypto pitches. Munachi Ogueke, CEO and Co-Founder of OneLiquidity, argued that the primary obstacle
Access Bank Drives Africa’s Trade Vision Forward
The Access Bank Africa Trade Conference recently highlighted a shift in perspective regarding Africa’s economic trajectory, moving beyond discussions of potential to a focus on
U.S. Criticizes South Africa’s Removal of Israeli Envoy
The United States has condemned South Africa’s decision to expel Israel’s top diplomat, intensifying a diplomatic dispute involving Israel, South Africa, and the United States.
UK banks face risk over Africa’s renewable energy growth
Weak climate targets from UK banks put them at risk of missing out on the “enormous opportunity” of Africa’s renewable energy revolution, financial experts have
South Africa’s Major Parties Face Scrutiny Over Performance
Political analyst and author Prince Mashele has expressed concerns about South Africa’s trajectory, drawing parallels to Colombia and alleging that criminal networks have infiltrated the
Kenya Aims to Be Africas Food Production and Export Leader
Kenya is aiming to establish Nairobi as a key entry point for African food products into global markets. This initiative is supported by the upcoming
AU highlights Africa’s vulnerability to climate change
The African Union Commission (AUC) Chairperson, Mahmoud Youssouf, addressed a virtual meeting regarding the continent’s vulnerability to climate change. The meeting highlighted the urgent need
Africa’s AI adoption slower than global average World Bank
A recent World Bank survey indicates uneven adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) among businesses in emerging markets. The study, which examined over 2,200 companies across
Internet shutdowns hinder Africa’s digital economy growth
Africa faces significant challenges due to the increasing frequency of internet shutdowns, impacting democratic governance and economic development. These disruptions are particularly prevalent during politically