Kenya has bid to host the 2029 World Athletics Championships, a first-in-Africa opportunity that could turn track dominance into continental hosting power.
Author: Kawa AMOS
West Africa’s Development Bank Just Got a Credibility Upgrade. Here’s Why It Matters.
Moody’s moved EBID one notch higher, and the signal is bigger than a rating note. West Africa is trying to build institutions that can finance infrastructure, energy, health, and private-sector growth on stronger terms.
Cameroon’s Women Just Made History. Now The Investment Must Match The Glory
Cameroon’s first Women’s Africa Cup of Nations title is more than a football result. It is a pride moment, but also a call to invest seriously in African women’s sport.
Chinese EV Makers Are Moving Into Africa. Who Gets the Real Value?
Chinese automakers are moving EV production into Africa. The big question is whether African countries capture jobs, batteries, skills, and real value.
Somali Referee Omar Artan Turns World Cup Exclusion Into UEFA Super Cup History
Somali referee Omar Artan will officiate the UEFA Super Cup after World Cup exclusion, turning a border setback into an African football milestone.
DR Congo’s Ebola Crisis Passes 2,000 Deaths. The World Cannot Look Away.
DR Congo’s Ebola outbreak has passed 2,000 deaths. Here is why the crisis matters for Africa, global health, and the diaspora now.
Nigeria’s Crypto Shift Could Turn Diaspora Remittances Into Investment Capital
Nigeria’s virtual-assets push is bigger than crypto hype. It asks whether diaspora money can move from emergency support into trusted long-term capital.
Africa’s Lions Are Running Out of Space. Communities Cannot Be Asked to Pay the Price Alone
On World Lion Day, Kenya’s lion coexistence crisis shows why African conservation must protect both iconic wildlife and the communities living beside it.
Africa’s Solar Power Shift Is Becoming a Finance Story
Africa’s off-grid solar sector is attracting mainstream finance as pay-as-you-go household payments become a new path to energy access.