It is Nigeria, a country in West Africa, which stands out as the most powerful economy on the continent. With a GDP estimated at $477 billion in 2022, Nigeria is at the top of the ranking of the richest African countries, ahead of Egypt and South Africa. According to IMF
In the early months of 2023, the ranks of the world’s most powerful women thinned. Between January and April, political leaders Sanna Marin, Jacinda Ardern and Nicola Sturgeon either lost or relinquished their jobs overseeing Finland, New Zealand and Scotland. Susan Wojcicki stepped down as YouTube CEO after nine
Kenya is sending 1,500 farm workers to Israel, the labour ministry has said.
The list shows that the fastest companies in Africa 2023 are majorly from fintech, renewable energy and healthcare sectors.
In order to court worthy investment in this incipient industry, Malawi asked former American boxer Mike Tyson to be its official cannabis ambassador.
In a significant economic shift, Kenya's government has revealed plans to privatize the first 35 state-owned companies, targeting only those facing financial losses and bureaucratic hurdles. Although the specific companies have not been disclosed, President William Ruto emphasized that potentially lucrative entities would be divested, signaling a strategic
Many critics and observers expressed surprise at how the continent was able to handle the Ebola outbreak, and currently tackling the spread of Covid-19.
The spike in his fortunes for the second year running is as a result of his profit from his cement manufacturing unit
The mining industry, a cornerstone of the DRC's economy, requires a substantial and reliable water supply for processes like mineral processing.
Here are some of the African authors who capture the African story and deliver it as vividly as possible for the world to see.
A group of women in central Kenya are on their way to harvest prickly pear that will be turned into biogas.
Investing in bitcoins requires an understanding of terms and price movement.
African Development Bank’s (AfDB) loans to Kenya have grown 37.2 percent in the last five years to cross the half-a-trillion shilling mark, deepening the pan-African lender’s role in the country’s development agenda.
President Biden Offers Condolences And Reaffirms Strong Partnership With Morocco
Energy-hungry Germany's Scholz courts Africa as crises elsewhere bite
Ugandan Economists Say Country Still Investment Destination Despite US Advisory
