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The Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Presidential Center for Women and Development, which launched in early March, was founded by the former Liberian president “to be ...
The German tech investment firm behind African e-tailer Jumia – Rocket Internet, has sold its stake in the beleaguered African e-commerce business. The ...
The Philippines Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) warned of a crypto Ponzi scheme targeting Filipino, Australian, and European investors on March 30. The scheme, “Bitcoin Revolution”, comprises ...
Helios Towers Ltd.’s plans to expand following last year’s London share sale may have been waylaid by the coronavirus outbreak, but the Africa-focused ...
The Central Bank of Nigeria has suspended operation of the Dispute Management Portal for failed Visa and Verve card inter-bank transactions, following the ...
With all the hype around cyber-attacks and every single cybersecurity enterprise talking about cyber resilience to improve a business’ security posture, nobody really ...
In a webinar hosted by the African Energy Chamber, Namibia's Ministry of Mines and Energy and Wood Mackenzie on March 20, Namibia announced new offshore licensing opportunities and plans to drill seven wells in 2025
Recalling that Burundi has, as early as 2025, begun its journey towards the achievement of the Vision 2040-2060, the Burundian Head of State said that the supply of water, electricity and fuel to the population are sine qua non conditions for achieving the development of the country
As North Africa advances transformative oil & gas, hydrogen and renewable energy projects, African Energy Week 2025: Invest in African Energies will showcase the region's pivotal role in shaping the future of global energy and driving investment opportunities
His strategy involves advocating for tax reforms, including an increase in African countries' taxable basis, as well as advocating for the mobilization of African savings and funds
The Bank has approved 77 projects valued at $3.9 billion to support the implementation of Country Food and Agriculture Delivery Compacts across 32 countries, with an additional $1.72 billion in planned approvals this year
The focus must shift towards bold policy reforms, investment in value chains, and partnerships that promote industrial growth, ensuring Africa is not just a supplier of raw materials but a leader in global markets