ECOWAS’s New Power Coordination Centre: Can Regional Electricity Trade Deliver?

For years, West Africa has been trying to solve an electricity problem that no country can realistically solve alone. About 8 per cent of[…]

The $17 Billion Bet: What Dangote’s Planned Kenya Refinery Means for East Africa

Aliko Dangote is betting billions on a refinery that could change the way Africa’s fuel business works. The Nigerian billionaire’s Dangote Industries has unveiled[…]

Ethiopia’s Tussle with Egypt Over Africa’s Biggest Dam Connecting East Africa

It is the famous poem by Ethiopia’s Poet Laureate, Tsegaye Gebre-Medhin, that has lately come to represent the ideals of the Nile. In the[…]

Kano is Spending Big on Water: Can the new Infrastructure deliver?

The Kano State Government is committing billions of naira to rehabilitate treatment plants, upgrade pumping infrastructure and build new dams. Yet in communities such[…]

Terra Industries’ $52m Raise Signals Africa’s Growing Defence-Tech Ambitions

Terra Industries, an African defence-tech firm, is expanding its manufacturing footprint as demand for homegrown security solutions grows across the continent. With $52 million[…]

Are Kenya’s Coffee Cooperatives Hindering or Transforming the Industry?

Despite Kenya commanding some of the highest coffee prices in the world, most of the country’s smallholder farmers still struggle to make ends meet.[…]

The battle for East Africa’s Skies: How airport expansion is reshaping regional competition

Across East Africa, countries are engaged in a new race – building modern airports. One of the most ambitious projects is in Ethiopia, where[…]

Inside Namibia’s Nine New Deals with China on Minerals, Energy and Infrastructure

Namibia’s President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah spent a week in China in July 2026 seeking to deepen ties with the partner her government believes can help[…]

How Kenya’s New 10-Year Plan Will Help Businesses Tap Into the EU Market

Kenya officially launched the European Union Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) Implementation Strategy, setting out a clear roadmap to convert preferential trade access into tangible[…]

How Rising Flood Risks Are Reshaping Business in West Africa

Across West Africa, flooding is no longer just an environmental crisis, it is becoming a growing business risk. As climate change worsens, the overflow[…]

How the US-Backed Lobito Corridor Could Become One of Africa’s Most Strategic Trade Routes

Copper and cobalt pulled from the mines of the Democratic Republic of Congo and Zambia’s Copperbelt have for decades travelled east or south to[…]

Rise of the Kenyan Traveller: Inside the Domestic Tourism Boom

In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic hit Kenya’s tourism sector hard, halving the number of both foreign and domestic travellers. According to the Tourism Research[…]

Inside Ethiopia’s Partnership with Africa’s Richest Man, Aliko Dangote

Ethiopia stands to benefit significantly from Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, as his investments in the Horn of Africa nation have now surpassed $4[…]

Algeria’s Port Expansion Drive Signals Ambitions Beyond Energy Exports

For decades, Algeria’s economy has largely depended on oil and gas exports. But today, the largest country in Africa is looking beyond energy exports.[…]

The Power Play: US vs. China: The Battle for Africa’s 5G Future

Over time, Africa’s telecom sector has faced mounting pressure from surging data consumption, frequent fiber cuts, infrastructure vandalism, and complaints about service quality, prompting[…]

The Next Champagne? Inside Kenya’s Plan to Elevate Tea on the World Stage

During the 2026 Africa Forward Summit in Nairobi, a simple diplomatic gesture turned into an unexpected debate. Kenyan President William Ruto, French President Emmanuel[…]

The Promise and The Price of Return: How Ghana’s Homecoming Boom affects its Local Residents.

When Ghana declared 2019 the “Year of Return,” it was framed as both a symbolic and economic project, an invitation to the global African[…]

Russia’s Drone War Comes for the Black Sea’s Shipping Lanes

In the early hours of 14 April 2026, a Russian drone struck the LADY MARIS, a Liberia-flagged bulk carrier navigating Ukraine’s Black Sea maritime[…]

One Drop At a Time: The UK-Kenya Project Transforming Life and Securing Communities In Wajir

Residents of Geriley, in Wajir, will for the first time in almost 30 years access clean and reliable water supply following the launch of[…]

Why Nigeria Is Saying No to IMF Money, and speaking for Africa Instead

When the International Monetary Fund announced plans to mobilize between $20 billion and $50 billion to support countries struggling with the economic fallout from[…]

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