The House is Small But the Welcome is Big
On AllAfrica's BizTech pages today: The problems which beset Nigeria-South African business ties; two more countries are interesting in joining the East African Community; and how hungry European investors are eyeing unlisted African firms.
Ghana's media need to improve their skills at exposing corruption before newly-discovered oil begins to flow, comments Public Agenda in Accra.
The growth of cellphones in the developing world is providing health experts with a new channel of communication to deliver family planning information.
Long-term private lenders behind Kenya's massive Lake Turkana Wind Power Project are asking for a government guarantee to cover their risks.
Population growth, urbanization, gender inequalities, climate change and access to markets are just some of the factors that affect Africa’s ability to produce food. But Africans are coming up with innovative ways to boost sustainable food production. Read our AllAfrica special briefing on food security in Africa.
(right) The Kenya Women’s Finance Trust helps women build businesses that enhance food security, including acquiring greenhouses like the one where these tomatoes are growing.
