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Green is the New Gold: Africa’s Growing Carbon Credit Economy

In the urgent race to combat climate change, the world has discovered an unexpected form of currency: carbon credits. As global industries work towards decarbonisation, carbon credits—tradable permits allowing the.

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Africa Turns to Gold to Secure Long-Term Economic Stability

As global markets continue to wobble under the weight of inflation, energy crises and geopolitical uncertainty, African nations are looking inward, rediscovering gold as a powerful tool for economic resilience.

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Why Africa Must Rethink Disaster Management

Amid growing global concern over climate change, and as the impacts of climate-related hazards continue to test systems across the continent, Africa has shown time and again that it can.

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Who Truly Benefits from Africa’s Resources?

Africa is not just rich in culture, history, and human potential, it is also endowed with some of the most valuable mineral resources on Earth. From lithium fields to cobalt.

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Cape Town International Airport Ranked Best in Africa 2025

Cape Town International Airport has firmly established itself among the crown jewels of African aviation, garnering multiple accolades at the 2025 Skytrax World Airport Awards. Recognised as the best airport.

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Morocco’s Ambitious Maritime Vision Fuelling Industrial Growth in Africa

Morocco is actively seeking private operators to manage what is poised to become the continent’s largest shipyard. Announced by the state-run National Ports Agency (ANP), the initiative reveals Morocco’s ambition.

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Made in Africa: Rebuilding the Continent’s Manufacturing Backbone

Across the globe, manufacturing drives economic growth, shaping nations and lifting millions out of poverty. Yet, the narrative in Africa is that the manufacturing sector is a shadow of its.

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Are Mini-Grids the Future of Electricity Access in Sub-Saharan Africa?

Electricity access is evolving rapidly across Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), driven by a mix of policy shifts, technological innovation and growing demand. While access remains uneven—particularly in rural areas—new approaches are.

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Africa’s Leap into High-Speed Mobility

In the global pursuit of advanced transportation solutions, high-speed mobility has revolutionised economies and societies. Nations such as China have developed extensive high-speed rail networks, exceeding 40,000 kilometres as of.

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China’s Impact on Reshaping Africa’s Infrastructure

Across Africa, the signs of new infrastructure projects are hard to miss. Highways stretch across previously isolated regions, ports are being modernised, and new railway systems connect cities and countries.

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