Liberian Opposition Calls Weah House Fire a ‘Premeditated Attack’
The opposition Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) of former president George Weah has described the fire incident at his house on Wednesday...
Year: 2025
Africa Welcomes Reduced Cost for New HIV Prevention Drug
Over 100 low-income countries are expected to have access to a new HIV prevention drug within two years, potentially bringing the world...
$100M EXIM Financing Guarantee for Africa’s Digital Sector
At an event on the sidelines of the 2025 U.N. General Assembly, top U.S. officials, Citi, U.S. tech leader Cybastion and a...
Dangote Refinery Resumes Petrol Sales in Naira after Last-Minute Government Intervention
Lagos-Nigeria: Nigeria’s largest industrial project, the Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals has resumed selling petrol in naira after an unexpected...
Algeria, Destination for Investment Opportunities: from Oil Dependency to Diversified Investment Horizons
Algeria, Africa’s largest country, is quietly emerging as a dynamic hub of investment opportunities. Nestled between the Mediterranean coastline and...
UNESCO Expands Global Biosphere Network, as Africa and the World Face Questions of Leadership, Survival and Shared Humanity
When UNESCO announced the designation of 26 new biosphere reserves across 21 countries this week, it was more than an...
Ghana’s Ex-President John Kufuor Eyes New Chapter as Media Entrepreneur
At 86, Ghana’s former president John Agyekum Kufuor is preparing for a new role far from the corridors of state...
Africa’s Banking Giants: Balancing Global Ambitions With Local Realities
In decades, Africa’s banking sector lived in the shadows of Wall Street, London, and Hong Kong. Today, though, a quiet...
Africa’s Future Hinges on Its Regional Banks and Leadership will for larger financing burden
At a time when Africa’s political leaders are being tested by wars, humanitarian crises and the strains of fractured families...
Hemedti Dagolo – Africa’s Most Dangerous Warlord, fueling Sudan’s Blood, Gold, Power and the Collapse of a Nation
When Khartoum awoke in April 2023 to the sound of tanks rolling through its streets and jets screaming overhead, it...
