On World Lion Day, Kenya’s lion coexistence crisis shows why African conservation must protect both iconic wildlife and the communities living beside it.
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…
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…
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.
Mali’s Mining Windfall Test: Can Gold Build Roads, Water, and Power?
Mali says mining reforms could unlock up to $883 million for infrastructure. The real test is whether gold revenue becomes roads, water, power, and public accountability.
Ghana’s Cocoa Protection Bill Puts Farmers At The Center Of A Global Chocolate Fight
Ghana is moving to protect cocoa farms from illegal mining and land conversion, but farmers say any protection law must also protect the people sustaining the global chocolate economy.
Madagascar’s First Billionaire Is Building The African Infrastructure Story We Do Not Talk About Enough
Madagascar’s Hassanein Hiridjee and Axian show how African-owned telecom, energy, and fintech infrastructure is shaping the continent’s next business story.
Morocco’s EV Battery Factory Is Africa’s Clean-Tech Industrial Test
AfDB backing for Morocco’s first EV battery gigafactory shows Africa’s clean-energy future is not only about minerals. It is about manufacturing power.
Comoros Just Won Its First UNESCO World Heritage Listing. Now Comes The Real Work.
Comoros has earned its first UNESCO World Heritage listing for six historic medinas. The recognition brings pride, preservation pressure, and a new diaspora-facing heritage opportunity.
Ethiopia’s New M-PESA Power Top-Up Shows Where African Fintech Is Going
M-PESA Ethiopia now lets smart-meter customers buy prepaid electricity through its Super App, showing how African fintech is becoming everyday infrastructure.