When Inheritance Becomes Hierarchy
Africa’s inheritance holds knowledge worth preserving, but it also carries classifications and hierarchies that deserve closer scrutiny before we pass...
A Work Should Not Leave Africa Without Its History Traveling With It
African artists entering global markets need to document their work, understand gallery relationships and protect the history that travels with...
Burkina Faso Links Mechanized Harvests to a New Push for Local Food Processing
Burkina Faso expands farm mechanization and local processing at Bagré in a push to boost output, cut losses and strengthen...
Dangote IPO Gives Botswana a Bigger Role in Southern African Markets
Botswana is hosting Southern African access to Dangote’s refinery IPO, giving the BSE a chance to deepen trading links and...
Rwanda Coffee Sells for Record $452 Per Kilogram at Online Auction
A top Rwandan coffee lot drew buyers from Asia, the Middle East and the United States, underscoring growing demand for...
Evidence, Citizens Key to Africa’s Green Energy Transition
With about 600 million Africans still lacking electricity, experts say the continent’s think tanks need to turn research into policy...