Africa holds over 50% of the world’s reserves of key minerals such as cobalt and manganese, along with more than 20% of aluminium and copper. Consequently, Africa’s mining sector presents.
Across the world, a silent battle is unfolding. Not with guns or street protests, but in cyberspace, courtrooms, and government backrooms. Digital authoritarianism, the use of technology to surveil, control,.
The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) was officially launched on 1 January 2021, with the ambitious goal of creating the world’s largest single market, integrating 55 countries with a.
Thirty African heads of state and government have reaffirmed their commitment to advancing energy access across the continent, pledging to implement crucial reforms and actions aimed at providing reliable, affordable,.
The fourth industrial revolution (4IR) is ushering in an era where professionals with specialised skills are increasingly in demand. Africa has the potential to emerge as a leading provider of.
The illicit drug trade in Africa has been a major issue for decades, with its roots tracing back to the early 20th century. Initially, the continent was primarily a transit.
Zambian politics has been mainly dominated by men. Despite boasting a population of over 51% women, Zambia faces a persistent struggle to achieve equitable gender representation in its political sphere..
Copper mining is the backbone of Zambia’s economy, contributing significantly to GDP, export earnings, and employment. In 2020, copper accounted for more than 70% of Zambia’s export revenue. According to.
On this World Environment Day, as the world comes together to reflect on the imperative of environmental conservation and sustainable development, Africa is aligning with the world as a contributor.
Africa as a continent is where your pulse races, a cradle of humanity, not just a land of captivating wildlife and breathtaking landscapes; it’s a playground for adrenaline junkies and.
