Dangote’s Fertiliser Mega-Plant Accelerates Africa’s Industrial Self-Reliance
Aliko Dangote's $2.5 billion fertiliser plant in Lagos marks a pivotal step in Africa's push for industrial self-reliance. As the continent's largest granulated urea facility, it aims to transform agricultural…
Sue Revesina Chigorimbo’s Stitch-perfect Journey to Handmade Empire
Meet Sue Revesina Chigorimbo, the Zimbabwean artisan entrepreneur transforming crochet into high-end fashion. From crafting just two exquisite bags a day to building a global handmade empire, her journey proves…
Rwanda’s Economy Shows Strong Growth in First-Ever Economic Report
Rwanda's first Economic Bulletin reports strong 8.9% GDP growth in 2024, falling unemployment (11.1%), and controlled inflation (4.8%), highlighting the nation's economic resilience and promising outlook for investors and businesses…
A New Era for African Development, Adesina Passes the Baton
As Akinwumi Adesina concludes his transformative decade-long presidency, the African Development Bank (AfDB) prepares to welcome a new leader with deep financial expertise and a commitment to Africa's progress. Sidi…
Kenya’s Rail Infrastructure Driving Economic Growth Through Strategic Connectivity
The economic implications of Kenya’s rail expansion are far-reaching. By providing efficient, high-capacity transport alternatives to congested road networks, these projects are reducing logistics costs for businesses and improving competitiveness…
U.S. Considers Closing Africa Military Command as Security Landscape Shifts
The U.S. may shut down AFRICOM, its Africa military command, as security partnerships shift. Learn how this could impact counterterrorism efforts and why African leaders must act now to preserve…
Trump Confronts Ramaphosa With Controversial “White Genocide” Claims in Tense Oval Office Meeting
Donald Trump stunned South Africa's President Ramaphosa with false 'white genocide' claims in a tense Oval Office meeting. Explore the explosive exchange, fact-checked analysis of Trump's allegations, and what this…
Malawi’s Soaring Living Costs Spark Anger as Government Blames Past Leaders
Malawi’s soaring basic commodities prices spark outrage as citizens struggle with inflation. Will Chakwera’s government act, or keep blaming the past?
Trent Bridge Test marks Cook debut and Zimbabwe’s England return after 21 years
Sam Cook debuts for England in post-Anderson era as new-look bowling attack meets Zimbabwe’s Test return after 21 years
Divided Nation, White South Africans Clash Over US Asylum for Afrikaners
White South Africans are divided as the US grants asylum to 49 Afrikaner farmers citing 'genocide' claims. While some accept refugee status, others like influencer Ulrich Janse van Vuuren reject…
