Africa’s massive debts are the central issue in discussions about the continent’s economic stability and growth prospects. As of mid-2024, the average public debt-to-GDP ratio in Sub-Saharan Africa stands at.
The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) is set to revolutionise trade and economic policy across the African continent. As the largest free trade area in the world by the.
Africa is undergoing an economic renaissance, with growth trajectories that have caught the attention of global investors, policymakers, and development experts. A series of transformations that are not just happenstance;.
African businesses, often overlooked in global discussions, are increasingly at the forefront of innovative practices that promote a greener economy. As the world grapples with climate change, resource depletion, and.
African institutions are contributing significantly to the shaping of international policies and norms. This influence is not only reflective of the continent’s growing economic and political clout but also indicative.
For decades, Africa has been a continent associated with foreign aid. Billions of dollars have flowed into African nations from Western countries, to address poverty, hunger, and health crises. According.
African multinationals are expanding their footprint across global markets; companies are leveraging their regional strengths and capitalising on new growth opportunities worldwide. Recent reports highlight a trajectory of African multinationals.
As one of Africa’s largest oil producers, Angola’s economy has long been dependent on this single sector, with hydrocarbons contributing to approximately 90% of export revenues and around 30% of.
Africa has emerged as a vibrant hub for innovation, driven by its dynamic entrepreneurial ecosystem and increasing digitalisation. Central to this transformation is the adoption and expansion of regulatory sandboxes—controlled.
The ownership of art and the representation of culture have become focal points of global discourse, particularly concerning African artefacts. These discussions frequently raise ethical questions about the possession of.
