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Zambia’s Post-election rally economically sound

Zambia’s Post-election rally economically sound

By Kelvin Chisanga Zambia could enter a strong post-election confidence rally, but the

Zambia tests strength of its democracy under economic pressure

Zambia tests strength of its democracy under economic…

LUSAKA – Zambia holds general elections on Thursday in a test of whether one

There is no single African economy, Central Banks are moving in opposite directions

There is no single African economy, Central Banks…

Angola and the Democratic Republic of Congo cut interest rates in July, Ethiopia

Madagascar reclaims its colonial land. The gesture outweighs the effect

Madagascar reclaims its colonial land. The gesture outweighs…

A transitional military government has won a symbolic court victory over land left

Angola has built a healthcare giant, now it must make it work

Angola has built a healthcare giant, now it…

The attached video previews the transformation AfricaHeadline will examine in Angola’s Health Reforms,

Nigeria wants to put oil on the stock market. First it must put the truth on the balance sheet

Nigeria wants to put oil on the stock…

A prospective $39bn valuation for Dangote’s refinery and an eventual NNPC flotation could

Ghana’s commodity windfall offers a chance to break the raw-export cycle

Ghana’s commodity windfall offers a chance to break…

Gold and cocoa have rebuilt reserves, strengthened the cedi and helped Ghana emerge

Equatorial Guinea and North Korea seek economic substance for an old alliance

Equatorial Guinea and North Korea seek economic substance…

LAGOS – Equatorial Guinea and North Korea are seeking to turn diplomatic ties

Zambia’s Post-election rally economically sound

Zambia’s Post-election rally economically sound

By Kelvin Chisanga Zambia could enter a strong post-election confidence rally, but the sustainability of that rally will

Zambia tests strength of its democracy under economic pressure

Zambia tests strength of its democracy under economic pressure

LUSAKA – Zambia holds general elections on Thursday in a test of whether one of southern Africa’s more stable

There is no single African economy, Central Banks are moving in opposite directions

There is no single African economy, Central Banks are moving in opposite directions

Angola and the Democratic Republic of Congo cut interest rates in July, Ethiopia raised them, while the continent’s

Madagascar reclaims its colonial land. The gesture outweighs the effect

Madagascar reclaims its colonial land. The gesture outweighs the effect

A transitional military government has won a symbolic court victory over land left in foreign names since independence.

Angola has built a healthcare giant, now it must make it work

Angola has built a healthcare giant, now it must make it work

The attached video previews the transformation AfricaHeadline will examine in Angola’s Health Reforms, a documentary produced as part

Nigeria wants to put oil on the stock market. First it must put the truth on the balance sheet

Nigeria wants to put oil on the stock market. First it must put the truth on the balance sheet

A prospective $39bn valuation for Dangote’s refinery and an eventual NNPC flotation could transform Africa’s capital markets. But

Ghana’s commodity windfall offers a chance to break the raw-export cycle

Ghana’s commodity windfall offers a chance to break the raw-export cycle

Gold and cocoa have rebuilt reserves, strengthened the cedi and helped Ghana emerge from its debt crisis. The

Equatorial Guinea and North Korea seek economic substance for an old alliance

Equatorial Guinea and North Korea seek economic substance for an old alliance

LAGOS – Equatorial Guinea and North Korea are seeking to turn diplomatic ties dating to 1969 into investable

Zambia’s Post-election rally economically sound
Zambia tests strength of its democracy under economic pressure
There is no single African economy, Central Banks are moving in opposite directions
Madagascar reclaims its colonial land. The gesture outweighs the effect
Angola has built a healthcare giant, now it must make it work
Nigeria wants to put oil on the stock market. First it must put the truth on the balance sheet
Ghana’s commodity windfall offers a chance to break the raw-export cycle
Equatorial Guinea and North Korea seek economic substance for an old alliance

Economic and Business News

Nigeria to Host 2027 Intra-African Trade Fair After $118 Billion Deals From Past Editions

Nigeria to Host 2027 Intra-African Trade Fair After $118 Billion Deals From Past Editions

Johannesburg – Nigeria will host the 2027 Intra-African Trade Fair (IATF), cementing its role as a key player

Africa’s top 10 Trade and Investment agencies

Africa’s top 10 Trade and Investment agencies

Africa’s leading trade and investment promotion agencies are transforming the continent through strategic foreign investments, job creation, and

BBS Bank turns first profit

BBS Bank turns first profit

BBS Bank looks set to turn its first profit since transforming into a commercial bank two years ago,

Emirates and South African Airways deepen three-decade alliance to strengthen Johannesburg’s role as Southern Africa’s aviation hub

Emirates and South African Airways deepen three-decade alliance to strengthen Johannesburg’s role as Southern Africa’s aviation hub

Reciprocal codeshare agreement adds nine destinations to the joint network, reinforcing southern and central Africa’s integration with global

In A Nutshell: Tunisia’s slow recovery faces fiscal reality

In A Nutshell: Tunisia’s slow recovery faces fiscal reality

Johannesburg — Tunisia’s economy is projected to grow modestly in 2025, but persistent fiscal stress, weak investment and

Angola ends partnership with Alrosa, welcomes new investor to boost diamond sector

Angola ends partnership with Alrosa, welcomes new investor to boost diamond sector

Luanda, Angola – The Angolan government has officially severed ties with Russian mining giant Alrosa, following international sanctions

AFC report provides sober view of African infrastructure

AFC report provides sober view of African infrastructure

In May, the Africa Finance Corporation released what is probably the most comprehensive and thorough overview of the

Fidson’s drug manufacturing pact with Chinese firms raises hope for Nigeria’s HIV patients

Fidson’s drug manufacturing pact with Chinese firms raises hope for Nigeria’s HIV patients

Drug maker Fidson Healthcare is betting that its new partnership with a trio of Chinese organisations will drive

Politics & Climate

Nigeria’s Local Governments Face Scrutiny Over Transparency and Service Delivery

Nigeria’s Local Governments Face Scrutiny Over Transparency and Service Delivery

Nairobi – A new programme examining Nigeria’s grassroots governance has exposed deep-seated challenges within the country’s 774 local

Chad begins military transition as humanitarian crisis escalates

Chad begins military transition as humanitarian crisis escalates

N’Djamena, Chad – France has initiated the withdrawal of its troops from Chad, marking the end of a

Air Force One lands in Luanda

Air Force One lands in Luanda

President Biden begins historic visit to Angola Luanda, Angola – Air Force One, carrying President Joe Biden, arrived

Narendra Modi and Joe Biden strengthen partnership at G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro

Narendra Modi and Joe Biden strengthen partnership at G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil – Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the growing ties between India and the

African Union rejects RSF’s parallel government declaration, warns of threat to Sudan’s Unity

African Union rejects RSF’s parallel government declaration, warns of threat to Sudan’s Unity

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia – The African Union’s Peace and Security Council (PSC) has firmly rejected the Sudanese paramilitary

Angola takes over the African Union Presidency

Angola takes over the African Union Presidency

João Lourenço to Lead the AU in Addis Ababa Johannesburg, South Africa – On February 14 and 15,

Xi and Putin reaffirm strategic partnership hours after Donald Trump’s inauguration

Xi and Putin reaffirm strategic partnership hours after Donald Trump’s inauguration

Lisbon, Portugal – Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin held a video conference on Tuesday,

Vladimir Putin holds bilateral talks with Cyril Ramaphosa on sidelines of BRICS Summit

Vladimir Putin holds bilateral talks with Cyril Ramaphosa on sidelines of BRICS Summit

On the sidelines of the BRICS summit, Russian President Vladimir Putin engaged in bilateral discussions with South African

Optinions & World

OPINIÃO | Como o relatório da HRMI sobre Angola reabre o debate sobre quem define os critérios pelos quais África é avaliada.

OPINIÃO | Como o relatório da HRMI sobre Angola reabre o debate sobre quem define os critérios pelos quais África…

Quando os rankings internacionais da Human Rights Measurement Initiative (HRMI), se transformam em narrativas globais, a metodologia torna-se

The Colonizers have returned, but this time they sign contracts

The Colonizers have returned, but this time they sign contracts

Simon Mwansa Kapwepwe’s warning and Africa’s new battle for economic sovereignty “If we don’t handle our independence very

Russia, The United States, and The myth of the quick victory

Russia, The United States, and The myth of the quick victory

A strategic assessment of 21st-Century warfare JOHANNESBURG — For much of the past three decades, military and political leaders

The DRC’s untapped power could shape Africa’s economic future if it gets the strategy right

The DRC’s untapped power could shape Africa’s economic future if it gets the strategy right

LAGOS – The Democratic Republic of the Congo has long been viewed as a paradox, a country endowed

E for Emigration: When “Exit” became Europe’s social policy

E for Emigration: When “Exit” became Europe’s social policy

By AfricaHeadline | Opinion African emigration to Europe is often portrayed as an individual choice, commonly framed as

The fear of a power vacuum: Why some African leaders refuse to let go

The fear of a power vacuum: Why some African leaders refuse to let go

Opinion | Africa By AfricaHeadline | Opinion Across Africa, moments of political transition often trigger a familiar argument:

What about Africa, now? A continent between awakening and reinvention

What about Africa, now? A continent between awakening and reinvention

By AfricaHeadline – Johannesburg | October, 2025 As the world turns its attention to America’s political battles and

La Cravate et l’Intellectuel Africain : Une Élite déconnectée du peuple

La Cravate et l’Intellectuel Africain : Une Élite déconnectée du peuple

Comment une classe intellectuelle trop occidentalisée s’est éloignée des réalités africaines Par la Rédaction d’AfricaHeadline | Juillet 2025

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