Tag: African

African Climate Activists Urge Governments to Halt New Oil and Gas Exploration

African governments: Activists have urged African governments to halt and pause new oil and gas exploration. Arguments have risen...

Uganda Opens Investment Market to Dangote Refinery IPO as African Capital Links Expand

The approval allows eligible investors in Uganda to participate in the refinery’s initial public offering (IPO), extending the reach...

Nairobi to Make History as Kenya Becomes First African Host of World Athletics Championships in 2029

In 2029, Nairobi will make history as Kenya becomes the first African country to host the World Athletics Championships....

Beyond Senegal: Alan Eyes Nigeria and Kenya for Continental Insurtech Growth

Alan, a European digital health insurance unicorn, has set itself the ambitious target of insuring one million members across...

African Tech and Telecom Briefing: Capital Flows, Digital Logistics Regulation and Telecom Security

Three big things were happening around the African digital ecosystem that cut across venture finance, logistics regulation and telecommunications...

Dangote’s Industrial Dream: Will Africa End Its Reliance on Imported Fuel?

Many African countries have been caught in an economic paradox for decades: exporting crude oil and other raw commodities,...
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Is Rising COâ‚‚ Making African Grasslands Grow Faster? New Study Reveals

Carbon dioxide levels in the air are rising. The increase is doing something unexpected in Africa's savannas. It's helping...

31 African Countries Need External Food Assistance as Conflict, Climate Shocks, and Economic Pressures Deepen Food Insecurity

At least 31 African countries are expected to require external assistance for food due to the current food insecurity...

Why Has South Africa’s Migrant Violence Crisis Triggered Emergency Talks With Nigeria?

Nigeria-South Africa’s bilateral relations are under pressure as high-level diplomatic channels attempt to address recurring anti-migrant hostilities in the...

Namibia and South Africa Strengthen Strategic Ties at 4th Bi-National Commission in Pretoria

South Africa – In a significant move to boost regional integration and economic cooperation in Southern Africa, South African...

African Nations Rethink Sovereign Policy Controls as World Bank, IMF Debt Pressures Mount

Across Africa, developing countries are actively considering the difficult trade-offs of entering low-interest, concessional financing deals with global multilateral...

The African American Pioneers of Science Whose Contributions Were Buried by History

Many African American scientists, inventors, and medical pioneers have made discoveries that are groundbreaking, and these have been throughout...

Rising Stars: African Startups Join World’s Top Tech Program

LAUSANNE—Innovation is going global as entrepreneurs in emerging markets go from resolving local problems to seeking global fame. The...

The Commonwealth’s strength is harnessed

As the 1st African woman to lead the Commonwealth, Hon. Shirley Botchway brings a fresh vision. This is one...

Celebrating Christmas with Sweet Traditions Across African Commonwealth Countries

Marking as a time of joy, family gatherings and, of course, indulgent festive treats, many Commonwealth countries outshine their...

Zambia After Dark: Where Noctourism Meets Adventure

Most tourists envision Zambia basking in golden sunlight, but something remarkable happens when the sun sets behind the horizon:...