Delphyne Dabezies overcame doubts to establish Africa’s inaugural caviar enterprise, Acipenser, which features the acclaimed Rova and Kasnodar brands. Nestled in the highlands […]
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Kenya’s rose exports, especially for Valentine’s Day, are being hindered by invasive pests and harmful pesticides.
Kenya’s rose exports for Valentine’s Day encountered major obstacles from invasive pests and dangerous pesticides, endangering the sector. As a leading exporter of […]
A Binance executive has claimed that Nigerian lawmakers are soliciting a bribe of $150 million.
Tigran Gambaryan has charged three Nigerian legislators—Peter Akpanke, Philip Agbese, and Ginger Obinna Onwusibe—with soliciting a $150 million cryptocurrency kickback. Gambaryan, arrested in […]
Youth in Africa Seek Opportunities Despite Urban Expansion and Obstacles
Mojez Oyange’s experience underscores the increasing discontent among educated African youth who encounter scarce opportunities, even as urbanization accelerates. Although cities such as […]
Africa plans to establish its own credit rating agency aimed at enhancing the quality of credit assessments.
In June 2025, Africa is set to introduce its own credit rating agency, the Africa Credit Rating Agency (AfCRA), to combat perceived biases […]
Abuja Updates Economic Metrics, Sparking Controversy Regarding Data Precision.
The recent revision of Nigeria’s economic indicators, which includes updated figures for unemployment, inflation, and GDP, has ignited discussions. The National Bureau of […]
South Africa advocates for a bilateral trade agreement with the United States in light of existing tensions.
With the relationship between the US and South Africa deteriorating, South Africa is getting ready to suggest a bilateral trade deal should its […]
The increasing aridity in Africa is posing a risk to cocoa production, which is leading to higher prices for chocolate in celebration of Valentine’s Day.
This Valentine’s Day, the rising prices of chocolate can be largely attributed to the increasing drought conditions in Africa. West Africa, which produces […]
The African Union aims to advocate for reparations, the return of land, and changes in policies pertaining to Africa.
Leaders from Africa plan to revitalize their push for reparations for slavery during the forthcoming African Union summit, even in the face of […]
President Cyril Ramaphosa has landed in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, where he will head the South African delegation at the African Union Summit.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has reached Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to head the South African team at the 38th Ordinary Session of the Assembly of […]