Chinese and Indian Automakers Rev Up in South Africa: Trade Barriers Abroad, New Horizons at Home
As U.S. trade barriers ripple through global supply chains, South Africa is emerging as an unlikely winner. The continent’s most...
Year: 2025
South Africa’s Growth Streak: Behind the Numbers, Lives on the Line
South Africa’s economy is showing signs of resilience. After years of stagnation, rolling blackouts, and global shocks, Africa’s most industrialized...
Wealth without Borders: A Humanitarian Look at the Global Distribution of Millionaires
Global wealth is rising due to socioeconomic dimensions, sociostatus, inequality and the fraying social contract. This is not only an...
Can Africa’s Geopolitical Powerhouse – Egypt, bring Peace to Gaza as she Steps into the negotiation
Cairo is once again at the center of frantic diplomacy. As war-weary families in Gaza struggle through another cycle of...
Dangote’s CNG 450 Truck Rollout Faces Shipping Delays, Raises Hopes and Fears in Nigeria’s Fuel Supply Chain
The much-heralded rollout of 4,000 compressed natural gas (CNG) trucks at the Dangote Petroleum Refinery has been slowed by global...
France in diplomatic row with Mali over arrest of embassy staff in alleged coup plot
The arrest of a French embassy staff member in Bamako has plunged Franco-Malian relations into yet another crisis, underscoring the...
South Africa, Morocco Lead Africa’s Vehicle Production, According to Latest Data
Automobile leading-frontline by Johannesburg and Rabat in Africa, corridors South Africa and Morocco’s reaffirmation of their dominance in Africa’s automotive...
Fresh Hope for Peace in Battle-Scarred Congo Sparks as New Peace Draft Ensues
With Kinshasa and Doha on the role-play, efforts to end decades of conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo...
Africa’s Fuel Price Surge: An August 2025 Outlook
Across Africa, fuel remains one of the most potent levers shaping daily life and the broader economy. In August 2025,...
The Global Fight Against Poverty: A Decade into the SDGs and how far we have come
On a humid afternoon in Nairobi’s Kibera settlement, 12-year-old Amina sits cross-legged in a dimly lit classroom, carefully sounding out...
