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Mauritania and World Bank Expand WARDIP Programme to Include AI Infrastructure and Skills
Mauritania and the World Bank have agreed to provide additional financing under the West Africa Regional Digital Integration Program to expand its scope to include
Kenya Lands Sh20.7bn for Digital Infrastructure Push
Kenya’s latest agreements with the European Union place digital infrastructure, data governance and services trade at the centre of the country’s next phase of economic
Inside Dependly with Joshua Olatunji: Building the infrastructure of verifiable trust for Africa’s digital economy
Global commerce, particularly cross-border engagement, is struggling with a pervasive and debilitating cost: execution uncertainty. This problem is acutely felt by the African diaspora, who
Beyond infrastructure: Training the biosecurity leaders Africa needs
At least three weeks passed between the first deaths in Ituri province and laboratory confirmation of Bundibugyo Ebola in May 2026. Three weeks in which
African Leaders Urge Massive Investment In Energy And Infrastructure At African Development Bank Group’s 2026 Annual Meetings
African leaders called for substantial investment in energy, infrastructure, industrialisation and climate finance, while also emphasising the need for the continent to mobilise more private
Financing Africa’s power infrastructure in the AI economy: Why catalytic capital matters now (Part One of Two)
Nigeria has enough installed generation to power a mid-sized country. Yet most of it never reaches the grid. The financing model that built Africa’s
Financing Africa’s power infrastructure in the AI economy: Why catalytic capital matters now (Part One of Two)
Nigeria has enough installed generation to power a mid-sized country. Yet most of it never reaches the grid. The financing model that built Africa’s infrastructure
Infrastructure, Power and Oversight: The Questions Facing Kenya’s NIF
For decades, Kenya’s approach to developing its infrastructure has been the usual one – borrowing money to build roads or power plants. This has led
Kenya Launches Fund to Boost Infrastructure and Citizen Benefits
Kenya has established the National Infrastructure Fund (NIF) to alter the government’s approach to financing large development projects like roads and airports. Previously, the nation
African trade infrastructure improves since 2022 Standard Bank
African trade is experiencing a period of increased momentum, with improvements observed across infrastructure, business confidence, and macroeconomic stability. This is the first time since