The EU Opens a Partnership Door to Canada, as a New Partnership
The European Union has opened the door to an unprecedented new form of relationship with Canada, with European Commission President...
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Climate Risk Meets Infrastructure, AFC Launches Fund to Mobilise Nigerian Capital for Resilient Growth
The growing cost of climate change is seriously becoming an infrastructure problem for Nigeria, damaging roads, disrupting electricity and transport...
Megacities and Urban Growth on the Rise, Trying the Governments/Residents’ Limits
The world’s cities are expanding at a pace that is reshaping economies, politics and everyday life. But behind the impressive...
EPISODE 1 – The Economic Situation Tinubu Inherited: Renewed Hope Economic Dossier and the Legacy of Bold Transformations (2023–2026)
When President Bola Ahmed Tinubu assumed office on 29 May 2023, he met an economy on the precipice of a...
Kenya’s ‘Citizen-First’ Economic Policy, Crackdown on Foreign-Owned Businesses
Kenya’s move to restrict foreign participation in parts of the micro, small, and medium-sized enterprise sector is reigniting a broader...
Fertilizer Scarcity Threatens Africa’s Socioeconomy, Governments and Agrobusiness
Africa’s development finance institutions are placing renewed emphasis on the social and economic consequences of fragile fertilizer supply chains, warning...
Nigerian Seating Senator and the Banditry Allegations, What Is Known, Alleged and still Unanswered
In early September 2026, allegations linking Senator Shehu Buba Umar, who represents Bauchi South Senatorial District, to individuals associated with...
Why Global Brands Are Rethinking Africa, a focus on Uber’s Exit
Uber's decision to exit Nigeria and Uganda raises a broader question about how global technology companies are reassessing the opportunities...
Hichilema Begins Second Term, Zambia Faces Political Tensions and Economic Expectations
Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema has begun a second five-year term, after being sworn in at the National Heroes Stadium in...
The Day Pensioners Became a Security Threat
There was something profoundly unsettling about the image of pensioners protesting in the streets on the 31st of August/26. Not...
