Emirates restores 96% of global network, reinforcing Dubai’s role as a strategic aviation hub
Johannesburg – Emirates is nearing a full operational recovery, with 96 per cent of its global network restored following a period of disruption
If Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva led an African nation, hunger would likely become a national emergency
Johannesburg – Across much of Africa, governments are under growing pressure to confront a difficult reality: economic growth has not always translated into
Africa’s summit culture and the reality of hunger
Uagadugu – For decades, many African leaders have sought to convince the world that Africa is modern, stable, sophisticated and civilised. Governments built
Africa’s high-stakes push for scale and economic sovereignty
KIGALI, Rwanda — African leaders, investors and business executives gathered this week at the Africa CEO Forum 2025 with a blunt warning for
Angola signals a post-oil future in Nairobi
Nairobi – At the Africa Forward Summit held at Nairobi’s Kenyatta International Convention Centre, Angola used the platform to deliver a broader economic
Africa and France push for ‘Sovereign partnership’ at Nairobi Summit
Nairobi – At the Africa Forward Summit in Nairobi’s Kenyatta International Convention Centre, African and European leaders sought to redefine relations between the
Kenya in numbers: Inflation eases as growth holds near 5%
Johannesburg – The economy of Kenya continues to demonstrate relative resilience amid tighter global financial conditions, supported by a diversified services-led economy, expanding
Angola’s Credit Guarantee Fund (FGC) expands microcredit push as Angola’s state guarantees unlock $158mn for the economy
Lagos – Angola’s Credit Guarantee Fund (FGC), Angola’s state-backed credit guarantee fund, is emerging as one of the country’s most important financial risk-sharing
From Sandton to the continent: How KUSOTA Strategic Capital Group is positioning itself inside Africa’s new development cycle
Lagos – In the financial district of Sandton, Johannesburg, where Africa’s largest banks, investment houses and multinational corporations coordinate billions of dollars in
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 financing constraints continue to expose
