African startups are entering an unprecedented era of growth. The continent’s thriving tech sector recorded its most successful fundraising month in over a year, with a remarkable $420 million invested.
The global oil market is inextricably linked to geopolitical tensions and ceasefires, making oil prices sensitive to conflict, especially in key oil-producing regions. Ongoing tensions in the Middle East, fluctuations.
The shift toward decentralised governance in Africa represents a transformative movement, emerging as a fundamental approach to promote sustainable development, foster economic integration, and enhance security across the continent. .
We are showcasing 10 young African entrepreneurs who, through their creativity are not just building businesses but are also redefining the very essence of entrepreneurship in Africa. Each entrepreneur featured.
African entrepreneurs have been a huge player in the global market, driving innovation and reshaping industries. The majority of these are responses to local challenges as well as a strategic.
China has emerged as one of Africa’s largest investors, transforming the continent’s economic landscape and political dynamics. With investments totalling over $200 billion, primarily in infrastructure and telecommunications, Chinese engagement.
The informal sector has long been recognised as the engine powering Africa’s economy. Often overshadowed by the formal economy, this sector plays an indispensable role in shaping livelihoods, providing employment,.
There is a growing influence of female entrepreneurs in Africa, particularly in the entrepreneurial space and industries traditionally dominated by men. According to a 2021 Mastercard Index of Women Entrepreneurs,.
Global trade policies have always been a factor influencing Africa’s economic development. Africa’s growth trajectory is shaped by how global powers—such as the United States, China, and the European Union—craft.
The need for regional integration within the African market has been a prominent topic for decades. Navigating the diversity in the commercial landscape and harmonising trade regulations has posed a.
