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Peace Requires Investment in the People Who Sustain It
Gold and coffee powered a 176% jump in two-month export receipts, while weak factory shipments underscored Ethiopia’s reliance on commodities...
Botswana’s diamond rebound lifted economic growth in the second quarter, while weaker household spending and non-mining activity sharpened the focus...
Kagame says the African Grand Prix is a milestone for the continent, opening a new chapter aimed at creating jobs,...
Gold and coffee powered a 176% jump in two-month export receipts, while weak factory shipments underscored Ethiopia’s reliance on commodities...
Botswana’s diamond rebound lifted economic growth in the second quarter, while weaker household spending and non-mining activity sharpened the focus...
Kagame says the African Grand Prix is a milestone for the continent, opening a new chapter aimed at creating jobs,...
Moroccan Cubism challenges who gets to shape African art, calling on artists and cultural voices to claim authorship of their...
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Across politics, business, technology, and the arts, African voices are redefining the narrative. From trade routes and climate summits to...
Read moreDetailsADDIS ABABA Ethiopian Airlines received the Fastest-Growing Airline (Africa) honor at the Athens International Airport 2026 Awards, marking another major...
Read moreDetailsNew Borg El Arab, Alexandria Egypt inaugurated the new headquarters of Senghor University in New Borg El Arab City on...
Read moreDetailsA new round of field training in Zambia is strengthening the frontline workforce supporting small-scale poultry farmers as agricultural programs...
Read moreDetailsShe stretches goat skin across wooden frames and scrapes it clean with steel blades, enduring the smell, the flies and...
Read moreDetailsFatima Ezzahra El Mansouri becomes Morocco’s first female prime minister after PAM wins the most seats, setting up negotiations to form a governing coalition.
Read moreDetailsEast African country launches construction of a $16 billion Dangote refinery in Lamu, a project officials say will create 60,000 jobs and strengthen regional energy security.
Read moreDetailsAcross politics, business, technology, and the arts, African voices are redefining the narrative. From trade routes and climate summits to film sets and photographic archives, a new generation is wielding...
Read moreDetailsAfrica’s push for a permanent U.N. Security Council seat remains stalled. Elsewhere, the continent is building leverage through taxes, debt,...
Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri becomes Morocco’s first female prime minister after PAM wins the most seats, setting up negotiations to...
Africa’s inheritance holds knowledge worth preserving, but it also carries classifications and hierarchies that deserve closer scrutiny before we pass...
Moroccan Cubism challenges who gets to shape African art, calling on artists and cultural voices to claim authorship of their...
Seventeen African women leaders reflect on self-doubt, failure, identity and power, sharing lessons shaped by careers across business, technology, sports...
The Southern African Development Community is pushing for more private investment as constrained public finances increase the need for infrastructure...
East African country launches construction of a $16 billion Dangote refinery in Lamu, a project officials say will create 60,000...
Ruto says the $16 billion Lamu refinery will process 700,000 barrels of crude a day, strengthen fuel security and create...
African Union Commissioner Lerato Dorothy Mataboge calls for coordinated energy policies, investment and cross-border electricity trade to close Africa’s power...
is a senior mediator and peace process leader with more than two decades of direct experience in armed conflict mediation, governance reform, and structured dialogue design across politically sensitive environments in West and Central Africa.
Peace Requires Investment in the People Who Sustain It
Mame Khady Louise Diouf
is a senior mediator and peace process leader with more than two decades of direct experience in armed conflict mediation, governance reform, and structured dialogue design across politically sensitive environments in West and Central Africa.
A Work Should Not Leave Africa Without Its History Traveling With It.
Munira Bonnet
is a museum development and cultural continuity specialist whose work brings together collections, craftsmanship, apprenticeship, cultural enterprise, and public engagement.
Africa’s Fertilizer Dependence is an Industrial Problem with Industrial Solutions
Monica Brown
Pan-African executive, author, and social justice advocate committed to unlocking Africa’s full leadership and innovation potential.
Africa Emerges as the Global Swing Bloc in a Shifting Global Order
Bukelwa Maphanga
Doctoral student in New Media and Communication and a Teaching Assistant at Ibn Haldun University in Turkey.
Chaimaa Mellouki is the founder of Moroccan Cubism, a contemporary artistic movement that reinterprets Moroccan and African heritage, identity, and collective memory through a new visual language.
Moroccan Cubism challenges who gets to shape African art, calling on artists and cultural voices to claim authorship of their histories, identities and futures
Chaimaa Mellouki is the founder of Moroccan Cubism, a contemporary artistic movement that reinterprets Moroccan and African heritage,…
Bukelwa Maphanga is a doctoral student in New Media and Communication and a Teaching Assistant at Ibn Haldun…
Munira Bonnet is a museum development and cultural continuity specialist whose work brings together collections, craftsmanship, apprenticeship, cultural…
Mame Khady Louise Diouf is a senior mediator and peace process leader with more than two decades of…