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Business
September 28th
Chinese loans to continent slump but West Africa takes larger share
Resources
September 28th
Nairobi Declaration posts Africa’s bold climate solutions
Technology
September 27th
AI-focused VC reaches first close on $50m software fund
Finance
September 21st
Can new central bank governor rise to Nigeria’s challenges?
Editor’s pick
Business
September 13th
Egypt builds unlikely friendship with South Korea
Energy
September 11th
Ethiopia completes final filling of Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam
Business
September 13th
‘The fintech scene is similar to The Godfather… death is necessary’
Business
September 13th
What next after Tunisia rejects IMF and austerity burdens?
Dossier
August 8th
Singapore – Africa
Singaporean firm capitalises on Africa’s home appliances market
Singapore company boosts African crop yields through use of AI
Singaporean tech firms set their sights on Africa
In perspective: Unlocking Africa’s investment potential
The South African bank using Singapore to expand in Asia
Singapore’s Africa push begins to bear fruit
Ethiopian Airlines in Singapore
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Partner Content
October 3rd
Ukraine war is hurting Africa – time to take sides
Partner Content
October 3rd
OCP Africa rolls out five high-impact projects in Côte d’Ivoire
Economy
October 3rd
African fintech industry players to converge in Lomé, Togo, for the 2023 Ecobank Fintech Challenge Grand Finale
African Banker
September 28th
Boosting gender diversity in Africa’s finance and tech scene
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In the October issue of African Business, out now, we take an in-depth look at how the US and China are using rail investment as part of their scramble for Africa’s mineral resources. But can African rail projects promote broader development, as opposed to merely facilitating commodity exports, and how can they secure financing in an era of global economic uncertainty?
Parallel lines – US and China vie for African rail dominance
African Union and presidents welcome G20 membership
‘The fintech scene is similar to The Godfather… death is necessary’
Egypt builds unlikely friendship with South Korea
‘UAE is ready with money and technology to help Africa with its transformation’
Doubts over fresh start for Gabon after coup
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