For centuries, Africa has been the subject of skewed narratives, often filtered through colonial lenses and later perpetuated by Western media. It was portrayed as a place of unfulfilled potential,.
Over the years, African nations have made strides in improving the welfare of their citizens, including the establishment and enhancement of pension systems. Despite challenges such as poverty, unemployment, and.
The African Leadership Organization is proud to announce the US-Africa Non-Oil Sectors Investment Forum 2024, themed “Unlocking the Future of Shared Prosperity – Beyond Oil.” Scheduled for December 11-12, 2024,.
Transportation systems, in terms of their technological advancement and infrastructure, are key factors in understanding a nation’s progress and interconnectedness. Alongside cultural development, political organisation, social structure, environmental stewardship, and.
Over the past few years, broadband and 5G technologies have become critical drivers of economic transformation. These technologies have begun to reshape industries, improve service delivery, and open new markets.
Africa is leading by example in empowering female police officers who are excelling in United Nations peacekeeping missions. These women demonstrate exceptional dedication and skill, proving integral to the success.
Africa has long faced security challenges that threaten its peace, development, and prosperity. Over the decades, the rise of armed conflicts, terrorism, political instability, and organised crime has created a.
Agriculture is the single most important economic activity in Africa, employing about two-thirds of the continent’s working population. In each country, agriculture typically contributes between 30% and 60% of GDP.
Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) have long served as the launchpads for transformative global change. In Africa, a new generation of leaders is rewriting the narrative, proving that innovation.
