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Ghana, known as the Land of Gold, offers diverse experiences for travelers. Surf enthusiasts can enjoy popular beaches like Busua and Kokrobite. For shopping, the vibrant Makola Market in Accra showcases traditional fabrics like Kente and Fugu. History lovers can visit the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park to learn about Ghana’s independence. The country’s lively nightlife […]
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Part of Mozambique’s Bazaruto Archipelago, is often hailed as Africa’s most beautiful island, offering a tropical paradise comparable to the Maldives. In February, the island boasts warm temperatures averaging 30°C (86°F), making it ideal for beach activities, snorkeling, and diving. The surrounding coral reefs are teeming with marine life, including dugongs and sea turtles. Visitors […]
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By Robert Erasmus, MD of Sanitech, and Harry Ylikangas, CEO of Sensatec Africa The manufacturing, petrochemical, and mining industries have long been pillars of South Africa’s economy. However, their operations have also left a significant environmental footprint, particularly in terms of soil and groundwater contamination. Despite the presence of a strong regulatory framework and a […]
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By Tsoku Maela Many of us travel to see iconic landmarks around the world – the Eiffel Tower, or the Grand Canyon – but there are many amazing sites of natural beauty and cultural importance on our own continent that don’t get enough attention. Landmarks can either be a prominent object on land that serves as […]
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When photographer Trevor Stuurman first traveled to Dakar for Fashion Week in 2018, he wasn’t expecting to fall in love quite as hard as he did. After all, the visual artist and photographer from South Africa—and one of the continent’s most sought-after creatives—has spent years documenting the most dynamic cities and influential tastemakers—Barack Obama, Naomi Campbell, and Beyonce among others—around […]
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In his 2025 State of the Nation Address, President Cyril Ramaphosa outlined several transformative initiatives for South Africa. A major infrastructure investment of over R940 billion aims to address critical gaps and boost economic growth, with significant contributions from public-private partnerships. Key initiatives include the introduction of a digital ID system, a commitment to the […]
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Guinea’s Simandou mining project, set to be the world’s largest, is redirecting 5% of its revenues into education, a progressive strategy aiming to develop the country’s human capital. With mining set to begin in 2026, the government plans to invest in science and engineering education, emulating the success of nations like Singapore. This shift marks […]
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S&P Global Ratings has raised alarms about the impact of the intensifying conflict between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo, warning that it could lead to credit downgrades for both nations. The escalating violence, particularly in Congo’s eastern provinces, is straining their economies. Rwanda risks a reduction in foreign aid, while Congo faces an […]
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Anglo American is moving closer to an initial public offering (IPO) for its De Beers diamond business, with Botswana, a significant stakeholder, pushing for a larger share in the company. This development comes amid rising pressures for local ownership and greater economic benefits from Botswana’s diamond resources. The move could provide Botswana with more influence […]
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Many African countries face significant pension system deficiencies, hindering financial security for retirees. A recent report from the Absa Africa Financial Markets Index 2024 highlights the severe challenges in nations like the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Madagascar, and Ethiopia. These countries lack comprehensive pension schemes, leaving citizens vulnerable in their later years. However, this […]
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Ghana, the world’s third-largest exporter of raw cashew nuts, faces challenges in maximizing its revenue from this sector. Despite producing 180,000 tonnes annually, over 80% is exported unprocessed, resulting in lost opportunities for higher profits from roasting. Local entrepreneurs like Mildred Akotia are trying to boost domestic processing, but high interest rates and inadequate machinery […]
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Cesar Augusto Mba Abogo, director of the Joint Secretariat Support Office (JSSO), is coordinating efforts between three of Africa’s major institutions: the African Union Commission (AUC), African Development Bank (AfDB), and UNECA. His goal is to ensure better collaboration and alignment on critical issues like climate change, infrastructure, and economic integration. Abogo aims to streamline […]
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