Africa’s green potential can drive sustainable trade, economic resilience, and global stability through value addition, renewable energy, and innovation.
By Walcott Aganu
The government plans to expand storage facilities from the current 110 million litres to at least 320 million litres within the next two years.
With the ISCC certification in place, the Hydropolis Project is set to become a key driver of industrial decarbonization, green infrastructure, and job creation
Namibia makes history as the first African nation with a female President, Vice President, and Speaker, paving the way for gender-inclusive leadership.
By Walcott Aganu
Africa CDC seeks to ensure that accurate and timely health information reaches communities, policymakers, and frontline workers.
The power transmission is made possible through the Ethio-Kenya 500kV converter station, a critical infrastructure supporting cross-border electricity trade.
The NISIP aligns with Kenya Vision 2030, the National Irrigation Policy (2017), and the Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda.
The success of Zambia’s Smart Village project is expected to inspire similar initiatives globally, providing a replicable model for rural digitalization.
Nandi-Ndaitwah’s inauguration was attended by several African leaders, signaling regional support for her leadership.
The initiative, led by the Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun, aims to create a more accurate and reliable fiscal database.
Introducing direct flights between Addis Ababa and Abu Dhabi marks a significant step in improving travel efficiency for business travelers and tourists.
With continued research and collaboration, Tanzania is positioning itself as a leader in safeguarding banana production for future generations.
The launch marks Uganda Airlines’ first venture into the European market, opening new opportunities for trade, tourism, and investment.
This is part of a broader strategy to enhance efficiency and inclusivity in the issuance of identification documents.
Nairobi experiences severe traffic delays with economic losses estimated at approximately $940 million.
The planned factory is set to become a major production hub, with most of its output designated for export.
Pipeline, designed with thermal insulation to minimize its environmental footprint, will transport up to 230,000 barrels of crude oil per day at peak production
The agreement, co-signed by Admiral Vorobyev, formalizes collaboration in training, technical support, and institutional development.
AML is replacing wooden sleepers installed in 2010 with steel sleepers and expanding the Buchanan yard with new sidings and level crossings.
Beyond the FAO-NESG partnership, other international organizations are also stepping up efforts to boost food security in Nigeria.
The fight against viral hemorrhagic fevers is ongoing, and preparedness remains key to protecting public health.
The plan represents a critical turning point for global efforts to ensure gender equality before 2030.
He assured that government-led structural reforms, including road, rail, and bulk water infrastructure projects, are addressing these concerns.
The Ministry of Health is working on a new procurement model that could lower the cost to Rwf45,000 per session or even less before the end of the year.
The sector is strengthening Tanzania’s industrial base and positioning the country as a key player in the regional steel market.
These efforts align with the government’s national goal of ensuring broader access to electricity while promoting sustainable energy use.
The renewed agreement between Madagascar and Congo-Brazzaville represents a step toward greater regional cooperation in the fight against deforestation.
The STEEIR project aims to address these gaps by investing in digital skills, green education, and health sector training.
This move is expected to stimulate industrial development, enhance cross-border trade, and attract new investment across the region.
This move reinforces Flutterwave’s mission to simplify digital transactions across the continent and foster financial inclusion.
This recognition underscores the tangible results Ethiopia has achieved, particularly in wheat production.
South Africa and the European Union (EU) reaffirms their commitment to deeper economic and political cooperation.
Africa must overcome setbacks, harness opportunities, and drive inclusive growth to realign with the SDGs and achieve sustainable development by 2030.
By Walcott Aganu
With Africa’s fintech sector projected to generate $40 billion in revenue by 2028, this marks a crucial step toward creating a unified digital financial system.
The Zimbabwe National Geospatial and Space Agency (ZINGSA) is leading the initiative, emphasizing the practical benefits of satellite data.
With strategic exploration efforts, Namibia’s Orange Basin continues to emerge as one of the most exciting frontiers for energy development.
Kenya is making major strides toward self-sufficiency in rice production, with ongoing investments in infrastructure and partnerships with private investors.
Ethiopia is undergoing an economic transformation, opening vast investment opportunities across multiple sectors.
Ethiopia continues to champion the transformation of Africa’s coffee industry, ensuring long-term growth, sustainability, and prosperity.
This project is expected to significantly reduce frequent power outages and stabilize the electricity supply, particularly in the Greater Banjul Area.
This new policy aims to accommodate the city’s fast-growing population while fostering economic growth and sustainable urban planning.
The EU and South Africa has underscored the need for a balanced transition that ensures energy security, job creation, and economic competitiveness.
President Ruto reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to inclusive development.
The initiative includes establishing a specialized committee and introducing a syndicated de-risked loan scheme to ease small businesses' access to finance.
ECA and AfCFTA Secretariat enter into a strategic partnership aimed at strengthening trade facilitation, industrialization, and private sector development.
Experts discuss strategies for better management of dual-use chemicals substances essential for industries but with the potential for weaponization.
Nigeria is poised to lead Africa’s digital revolution, fostering innovation, investment, and job creation.
Deputy Prime Minister Temesgen Tiruneh and British Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner, marks a major step toward transforming the country’s agriculture sector.
Nigeria’s First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu, called for increased domestic resource mobilization to strengthen Africa’s healthcare systems.
Dangote Group to double the production capacity of Dangote Mugher Cement from 2.5 million tons to 5 million tons per year.
Nigeria takes proactive steps in enhancing its healthcare system by leveraging domestic resources and fostering private-sector investments.
AfDB and the Government of Liberia through LEEAP is fueling economic opportunities by expanding energy access.
Ethiopia reaffirms commitment to pioneering climate-resilient agriculture and irrigation development.
Nigeria to Collaborate with India to expand access to electricity in underserved communities.
Africa must break trade barriers, modernize infrastructure, embrace digital innovation, and refine policies to achieve sustainable growth.
By Walcott Aganu
Nigeria is set to replace its long-standing 6-3-3-4 education system with a 12-year uninterrupted basic education model.
