Explore the political and economic forces shaping Africa’s business environment. From policy reforms to institutional dynamics and geopolitical shifts, we unpack how power, policy, and markets intersect across the continent.
Long-term one-sided rules in parts of Africa often centralize power as a result of early freedom governments, which weakened democratic competition and made it difficult for opposition parties to grow.
Some African countries still follow the constitution made between the 1960s and 1990s, as their governments remain stable and do not have military acquisitions that usually lead to major changes in the law.
Judicial freedom in Africa has improved through specific reforms aimed at reducing political intervention and increasing court efficiency. These changes have led to Strong civil justice systems that provide appropriate and quick results for citizens.
The South Sudan and Somalia governments’ spending is now being monitored in real-time using digital systems to regulate corruption.
Africa is actively shaping its economic future through strategic decisions and stronger regional cooperation. In 2025, the continent is driving growth with bold trade agreements, expanded international partnerships, and major infrastructure investments
Meet the top 10 African leaders in 2025 transforming economies through innovation, policy reform, and regional development.
