In 2025, the property map of Africa tells a surprising story: the city centers known as the hotspots now offer affordable pricing. Alexandria tops the list followed by Pretoria and Cairo. Even Cape Town, which is known for its high cost, now shows a noticeable improvement in affordability.
Known for building a fortune across Africa through smart investments in infrastructure, technology, and natural resources and making Maser 7th unicorn of Africa, Suri is now channeling his focus toward something even more meaningful — giving back to the very continent that made his dreams possible.
Sovereign Wealth Funds are state-owned investments that have helped many African nations achieve economic development, stabilized national budgets, and invest in future projects.
Over 5 million Asians live in Africa, mostly in cities like Durban, Lagos, and Abidjan. South Africa leads with 1 million Asian population, dominated by Indian South Africans. The Asian presence has built strong ties in business, families, and cultural customs.
The success of sustainable intra-trade in Africa is anchored on the economic significance, historical background, and global market impact of the continent's local currencies.
The Indiana Pacers (+500) are doing what no one expected—waltzing into the Finals against the thunderous… well, Thunder.
The depth of Sino-African ties and Chinese loans in Africa is enormous. They represent the backbone of China's infrastructure footprint in Africa, and their experiences may well shape the future of development finance across the continent.
These cards help users bypass currency restrictions, pay for international services, and receive payments from overseas clients.
The Presidential transition tells a deeper story about African countries after gaining independence, showing their resilience and dedication to democracy. Liberia holds the highest number with 26 presidents since its independence in 1847.
Renewable energy startups in Africa are creating a significant positive impact by addressing energy access challenges, driving economic growth, and fostering innovation.
Africa is home to some powerful brands making waves on the continent and globally. From banking and retail to telecom and consumer goods, these African companies are shaping the continent’s economic future.
The infant mortality rate in Somalia is 85.1 for every 1,000 births in 2025, leading Africa. Other nations such as Sierra Leone, Niger, and Chad have recorded significant numbers, underlining the fact that healthcare systems remain unavailable for many.
With increased investment, policy support, and regional integration through the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), Africa’s manufacturing continues to maintain an upward trajectory.
The gaming industry is one of the biggest on the planet, and is estimated to have generated $187.7 billion last year alone. On top of this, it was recently estimated that around 40% of the world’s population game.
In 2025, Africa surpasses 1 billion active SIMs, making mobile phones the backbone of banking, healthcare, education, and business. Nigeria leads with over 200M users and 140M smartphones, while South Africa has the highest penetration at 195%, driven by 4G/5G.
The showdown between Tyrese Haliburton of the Indiana Pacers and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander of the Oklahoma City Thunder has become the talk of the town, promising an electrifying series that will go down in NBA history.
