The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) is revolutionizing Africa’s economic landscape by enhancing intra-continental trade, fostering industrialization, and promoting sustainable development.
England thrash Ireland 5-0 to seal Nations League promotion, while Haaland’s hat-trick powers Norway to victory in Group B3.
Nigeria’s inflation hit 33.88% in October 2024, driven by rising food and fuel costs, with analysts projecting further increases
African media organizations tackle fake news through fact-checking, collaboration, and media literacy, empowering societies to fight misinformation.
To realize AfCFTA benefits, African economies must invest in around 100 ships and robust maritime infrastructure to enhance trade.
Nigeria’s external trade balance reached N6.9 trillion in Q2 2024, with significant growth in non-oil exports and streamlined trade logistics.
African startups attract global investment through innovation in fintech, agritech, and healthtech, driven by tech talent and supportive policies.
Sterling One Foundation partners with Agriculture Summit Africa to address food security, empowering African farmers through sustainable practices and resources.
Women across Africa encounter numerous challenges in the workplace, including gender bias, limited advancement opportunities, and cultural constraints. Addressing these issues is crucial for fostering inclusive and equitable professional environments.
Mozambique’s President Nyusi commits to a peaceful transfer of power, prioritizing democratic integrity and stability amidst the nation’s political crisis.
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