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From classrooms to companies: Why universities must become Africa’s new industrial policy
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Africa’s female climate tech founders rely on grants for capital
Grants account for 60% of the funding that women-led teams in Africa’s climate tech space received in the last nine years. This is less than
The cost of capital: Redefining Africa’s global opportunity
According to the African Development Bank, African economies face commercial borrowing rates that are four times higher than those in the United States and twelve
Africa’s richest monarch names a $1 billion highway designed to connect Europe and West Africa after Trump
Estimated to have cost around $1 billion, the highway is central to Morocco’s ambition of becoming a major trade and logistics gateway linking Europe
Africa’s biggest bank warns South Africa against restricting migration, citing Brexit’s economic damage
Standard Bank Group CEO Sim Tshabalala made the remarks at the Kgalema Motlanthe Foundation Winter Seminar in Johannesburg, where political and business leaders discussed
Africa’s growth outlook faces fresh climate threat as AfDB warns powerful El Niño could wipe out $20bn, shrink GDP and trigger migration
El Niño is a naturally occurring climate pattern caused by unusually warm waters in the equatorial Pacific Ocean. Although it develops thousands of
ICT Firm Leaders Hail Ethiopia’s AI University as Catalyst for Africa’s Digital Future – ENA English
Addis Ababa, July 25, 2026 (ENA) —Information and Communication Technology (ICT) firm leaders from Ghana, Egypt, and Zimbabwe have hailed Ethiopia’s establishment of its first
World Bank backs South Africa’s $1.5 billion electricity market overhaul
The World Bank and the South African government signed a $1.5 billion Development Policy Loan on 21 July, formalising international support for the country’s shift
East Africa’s music industry gets global attention
For years, East African musicians have created sounds that have travelled across borders, filled dance floors and attracted audiences beyond the region. From Bongo Flava
A new schism in Senegal marks uncharted territory for Africa’s democratic beacon
On May 22, President Bassirou Diomaye Faye dismissed his Prime Minister, Ousmane Sonko, and dissolved his cabinet. The decision punctuated a tumultuous few months in Senegal,