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Energy
Feb 12th, 2025
TotalEnergies’ Mozambique LNG project faces key finance test
Business
Feb 6th, 2025
Douw Steyn, South African tycoon and friend of Mandela, dies at 72
Energy
Feb 4th, 2025
Key summit draws $50bn in commitments to electrify Africa
Politics
Feb 3rd, 2025
Trump vows to cut off funding for South Africa as Musk weighs in
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Davos 2025: African solutions to navigating change
This year’s World Economic Forum in Davos will be held under the theme of the ‘Intelligent Age’. Rapid advancements in AI, quantum computing and blockchain are set to reshape the world as we know it – and the forum provides an opportunity for African leaders from government and business to think about how best to cultivate these enormous opportunities.
WEF 2025: Ramaphosa sets out G20 priorities in Davos address
WEF 2025: S&P Global Ratings insists that it rates Africa fairly
WEF 2025: Africa’s $1.5 trillion tech opportunity
WEF 2025: Fragmentation will hit multinationals, say economists
WEF Davos 2025: Africa’s positive energy can light darkening globe
Africa House plans to spark discussions at WEF Davos 2025
AI: the African opportunity
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Feb 19th, 2025
ECOWAS Bank for Investment and Development secures green climate fund accreditation
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Feb 19th, 2025
Backbase prediction: 2025 – the year of AI and fintech dominance
Partner Content
Feb 7th, 2025
Tanzania: How AfDB-backed transmission line could boost electricity trading and regional integration
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Feb 7th, 2025
African Development Banks inks agreement with Mauritania to improve livestock sector
Politics
Feb 14th, 2025
Four skills the African Union Commission’s new leadership needs
Resources
Feb 14th, 2025
Miners struggle to raise capital for African critical minerals projects
Business
Feb 13th, 2025
Nigeria’s revamp of economic indicators sparks debate
Finance
Feb 13th, 2025
Dollar-linked ‘stablecoins’ rise in popularity among African users
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The African Union has sometimes been a byword for institutional inertia and bureaucratic bumbling. But in the March issue of African Business, out now, we ask whether recent reforms can help to improve the performance of this crucial organisation.
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