Africa’s vast reserves of mineral wealth—gold, diamonds, cobalt, copper, and uranium, among others—have long positioned the continent as a key player in the global commodities market. The mining sector fuels.
Agriculture has long been the backbone of Africa’s economy, employing over 60% of the continent’s workforce and contributing 22% to its GDP. However, the sector faces growing threats from climate.
For much of Africa’s modern history, the strength of its passports has been a weak spot. But in recent years, that has begun to change—and quickly. A growing number of.
Africa’s quest to reduce inequality emerges as one of its most defining narratives. Enshrined in the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Goal 10 aims to address the disparities that.
Africa is home to 54 countries, each with distinct economies and currencies. Despite economic volatility in some regions, several currencies have demonstrated impressive stability and strength. This report highlights countries.
As urbanisation continues to accelerate across the African continent, the pursuit of affordable housing remains a pressing issue for millions. In 2025, low rent is not merely a financial comfort;.
Africa is one of the most climate-sensitive regions in the world due to its reliance on rain-fed agriculture. Rising temperatures and changing rainfall patterns have disrupted traditional farming cycles, making.
In 2024, Africa emerged as a dynamic force in global health, with innovations in healthcare and collaborative initiatives. Against the backdrop of persistent challenges, the continent demonstrated resilience and ingenuity,.
Every Friday, New Music Friday has become a key moment for music lovers across Africa. It’s a weekly section on African Leadership Magazine dedicated to promoting the culture, growth, and.
With a projected GDP growth rate of 4.1% in 2025, Africa is expected to be one of the fastest-growing regions in the world. But how will its two largest economies,.
