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Competitive Manufacturing Hubs in Africa: From Vision to Reality

The continent’s manufacturing sector remains underdeveloped, accounting for less than 2% of global manufacturing output as of 2022. Developing competitive manufacturing hubs in Africa is not merely a strategic imperative.

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What Are BRICS Countries Doing Right Economically?

The global economy finds itself at a critical juncture, having to navigate sustainable industrial approaches that are climate-friendly while also grappling with the economic turmoil brought about by the Russia-Ukraine.

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Ethiopia’s Landslide Response: Key Lessons

Ethiopia, a country with diverse topography and climatic conditions, has faced numerous natural disasters over the years. Among these, landslides have posed significant challenges, impacting communities, infrastructure, and the economy..

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South Sudan Central Bank Governor, Alic Garang Receives Recognition for Economic Prowess

LONDON, United Kingdom – July 17, 2024 Hon. Dr. James Alic Garang, the Governor of the Bank of South Sudan, has been recognized for his exceptional leadership and contributions to.

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The Impact of Global Supply Chain Disruptions on African Economies

Global supply chains are the lifeblood of the modern economy, facilitating the movement of goods, services, and capital across borders. Disruptions in these supply chains have deep impacts on economies.

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Italy’s Mattei Plan: Visionary Blueprint or Unattainable Dream?

The Italian government has revealed its readiness to embark on a path of operations. A part that is quite different from its regular mode of operation. The Italian Prime minister,.

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Is Africa the Unspoken Pillar of European Currency and Economy

The economic ties between Africa and Europe are multifaceted. While often portrayed as a one-way street of aid and resources flowing from Europe to Africa, the reality is different. Africa.

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Ghana’s Debt Redemption: From Crisis to Calculated Restructuring

One of the fast-developing nations in West Africa, Ghana has faced weighty challenges in managing its national debt. The country’s history of fluctuating debt levels and periodic financial constraints has.

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15 Strategic Lessons from Africa’s Thriving Tourism Sector

No longer a sleeping giant, Africa’s tourism sector has awakened to a surge in tourist arrivals, fueled by the continent’s magnificent landscapes, diverse cultures, and abundant wildlife. The World Travel.

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The Growing Risk of Children Exploitation in Niger

Niger, like many other countries in Africa, is faced with child labor and exploitation issues. Despite efforts to combat this problem, recent reports suggest an alarming increase in the risk.

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