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Jan 9th, 2025
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Dec 19th, 2024
Africa Investment Forum closes with $29.5bn of investor interest
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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 Davos 2025: Africa’s positive energy can light darkening globe
Africa House plans to spark discussions at WEF Davos 2025
AI: the African opportunity
Women in Africa are better off but equality remains out of reach
South Africa’s G20 presidency: a chance to tackle the debt crisis
How Africa can attract tech investment beyond the “Big Four”
Why Africa’s leaders need to prioritise AI
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Jan 17th, 2025
Zipporah Maubane on Shifting Negative Stereotypes about Africa
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Jan 16th, 2025
Leading in 2025: from regional consolidation to driving the Global Africa agenda
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Jan 16th, 2025
Creating a multi-billion dollar creative industry
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Jan 16th, 2025
Unlocking the constraints of trade finance
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Jan 16th, 2025
WEF Davos 2025: Africa’s positive energy can light darkening globe
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Jan 15th, 2025
High-tech Moroccan university takes on the Ivy League
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Jan 13th, 2025
TDB chief: “Influential actors choose to label trade finance wrongly”
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Jan 10th, 2025
Newly-found works highlight the Nigerian who sculpted the Queen
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In the November issue of African Business, out now, we look at how US and Chinese social media giants are capturing a generation of young Africans. Huge economic opportunities are likely to be unleashed, but critics claim it will open a Pandora’s Box of disinformation, privacy erosion and user manipulation.
Social media giants stream into Africa
Starlink’s aggressive push in Africa keeps telcos on high alert
After $50bn pledge, can China go green in Africa?
As elections approach, how has President Faye changed Senegal?
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