April 06
Angola: Was Trump accused of colonialism? An analysis of the speech of Angolan president João Lourenço
Recently, according to media reports, Angolan president João Manuel Gonçalves Lourenço made a remarkable criticism of the colonial-style principles adopted by… Read more »
March 27
Africa: Nova Garage - African Tech Entrepreneurs At The Heart Of The Africa Forward Summit
In Nairobi on 11 May 2026, a new platform aims to reveal the next generation of African entrepreneurs to decision-makers from around the world. Read more »
March 24
Central Africa: UAE and CEMAC - A Gradually Expanding Economic Partnership
For decades, the member states of the Central African Economic and Monetary Community (CEMAC) have maintained close economic and diplomatic ties with partners such as France,… Read more »
Africa: SIREXE 2026 - Extractive and Energy Sectors Positioned as New Drivers of National Growth
Monday, 23 March 2026 marks a strategic turning point for the Ivorian economy with the official launch of the second edition of the International Exhibition of Extractive and… Read more »
March 23
Benin: Benin's Economic Architect Wadagni Launches Visionary Bid to Unleash Youth Potential and Regional Wealth
Former Finance Minister Romuald Wadagni, the driving force behind Benin’s impressive 8% economic expansion, has officially launched his 2026 presidential campaign with a bold… Read more »
March 19
Africa: Kessa Unveils Its 30 Laureates For The First Edition
KESSA – The Young Panafrican Storytellers Program, an initiative led by UM6P Story School in partnership with the French-African Foundation, announces the 30 laureates… Read more »
March 14
South Africa: Summoned and Defiant: U.S. Ambassador Bozell Ignites a Diplomatic Crisis in Pretoria
The arrival of U.S. Ambassador Leo Brent Bozell III in Pretoria last month marks a dangerous new chapter in the already fragile relationship between the United States and South… Read more »
March 13
Cameroon: Bauxite In Cameroon - Minim-Martap As a Test Of Maturity For a Sector Seeking Transformation
Long portrayed as a “sleeping mining giant”, Cameroon continues to struggle to convert its geological potential into structured industrial production. From the… Read more »
March 11
Kenya: Help Or Harm? Unmasking Crimes of British Army in Kenya
The British Army's training unit in Kenya, known as BATUK, has operated for many years in Laikipia and Samburu counties. Its main base is Nyati Barracks in Nanyuki town. Read more »
March 04
Africa: America's Iron Fist: Unleashing Uncertainty
On February 28, 2026, an unprecedented escalation unfolded in the Middle East, marking the most severe military confrontation in decades. The United States and Israel launched… Read more »
February 27
Africa: The UAE and The Search For Global Recognition
From macroeconomic stability to urban competitiveness and entrepreneurial dynamism, the United Arab Emirates has accumulated a series of high-profile international rankings in… Read more »
February 23
Africa: Advanced iGaming Technologies: Insights from Casino and Betting Agents
The iGaming industry has undergone a dramatic transformation over the past decade, driven by rapid technological innovation and changing player expectations. To better understand… Read more »
February 20
Africa: Africa's Ventural Capital Investment in Tech Regains Momentum - Why?
Venture capital investment is enjoying a resurgence in Africa. What's behind this trend? Read more »
February 18
Uganda: Senior Ugandan security officials sued by global entrepreneur Vasundhara Oswal for arbitrary detention
Prominent international businesswoman Vasundhara Oswal has filed a human rights petition before the High Court of Uganda, alleging that top security officials illegally and… Read more »
February 17
Africa: New U.S. Visa Policies Raise Concerns for African Students' Access to Education
In most African urban centers, the American dream of studying in the United States is being formed in silent, mundane ways: a student going through notes by generator light, a… Read more »
February 12
Africa: UN Climate Change Executive Secretary - New era of climate cooperation an antidote to chaos and coercion
Speaking in Istanbul alongside COP31 President Murat Kurum of Turkey, United Nations Climate Change Executive Secretary Simon Stiell said cooperation on climate change can provide… Read more »
February 07
North Africa: Shock Attack in Moscow: Ukraine's Suspected Terrorist Road to Geopolitical Power
On Tuesday, 3 February 2026, Lieutenant General Vladimir Alekseyev, a high-ranking deputy in Russia's Ministry of Defense and a key figure serving under Igor Kostyukov, head of the… Read more »
February 05
Africa: The ICC's Bias and Failures: Time for Africa to Move On?
The International Criminal Court (ICC) was established in 2002 under the Rome Statute to prosecute the most serious international crimes when national courts cannot or will not… Read more »
February 03
Niger: Explosions and Gunfire Target Strategic Sites Near Niger's Capital Airport: Who is Responsible?
On the night of January 28 into the early morning of January 29, 2026, sustained heavy gunfire and explosions near Diori Hamani International Airport shook the Nigerien capital,… Read more »
January 23
Africa: The UAE as a key actor in promoting Africa's tourism landscape
Over the past four years, the UAE has consolidated its position as one of Africa's leading foreign investors, channeling more than USD 118 billion into a wide range of sectors.… Read more »
Nigeria: Evaluating how New CBN PoS and Agent Banking Rules will Reshape Trust, Access and Competition in Rural Finance
In many rural towns, the "bank" people touch most often is not a branch at all, but a kiosk with a POS terminal, a handwritten ledger, and an agent who knows everyone's name. A… Read more »
Nigeria: The Economics of Gen Z Participation in Nigerian Financial Markets and the Risks of Retail-driven Investment Growth
Young Africans used to invest their money through three main methods, including saving in bank accounts, participating in chama groups, and purchasing stocks through informal or… Read more »
Nigeria: Evaluating how new CBN PoS and agent banking rules will reshape trust, access and competition in rural finance
In many rural towns, the “bank” people touch most often is not a branch at all, but a kiosk with a POS terminal, a handwritten ledger, and an agent who knows… Read more »
Nigeria: The economics of Gen Z participation in Nigerian financial markets and the risks of retail-driven investment growth
Young Africans used to invest their money through three main methods, including saving in bank accounts, participating in chama groups, and purchasing stocks through informal or… Read more »
January 21
Angola: Who will lead Angola in 2027? The 3 main potential candidates of the MPLA
The political landscape in Angola is at a critical moment of great uncertainty, with increased tensions following the recent death of Fernando Piedade dos Santos, an influential… Read more »














