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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.

The South African president said reform and multilateral cooperation will be on the agenda as the country embarks on G20 presidency.

Credit ratings agencies have been alleged to introduce an “Africa risk premium”, but the president of S&P defended its methodology.

With a strategic approach, African countries can leverage AI to drive sustainable development, says Chido Munyati.

Factors that will add to global fragmentation include protectionism, conflict, sanctions and national security concerns, chief economists predict.

Africa can buck global trends and recast growth to deliver a fairer, more just dispensation, argues New African editor Anver Versi.

Africa House provides a dedicated space for Africa-focused discourse and actions at international meetings such as the World Economic Forum.

Africa has demonstrated incredible successes but the journey remains long and progress has been slow, argues UNECA’s Claver Gatete.

South Africa has the moral authority and political leverage to push for solutions, say David McNair and Vera Songwe.

Kenya, Egypt, South Africa and Nigeria continue to lead for venture capital investment, but there is a need to attract tech capital well beyond Africa’s “Big Four”.

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Only by taking a ‘whole of government approach’ can leaders ensure their countries won’t miss out on the benefits of AI.

An African-centric sustainability index could reflect the continent’s conditions by tailoring its metrics to specific realities.

With a strategic approach, African countries can leverage AI to drive sustainable development, says Chido Munyati.

Brand Africa founder Thebe Ikalafeng argues that more effort needs to be made to encourage consumers to buy locally.

In her speech at the opening ceremony of the 8th PIDA Week in Addis Ababa, Nardos Bekele-Thomas, CEO of AUDA-NEPAD, delivered a powerful message about Africa’s ongoing journey toward infrastructure development and regional integration.

Exploring the evolving dynamics of emerging markets, highlighting key opportunities for growth alongside the challenges posed by geopolitical tensions, inflationary pressures, and shifting trade patterns.

Infrastructure is the key to unlocking Africa’s economic potential and achieving the ambitious goals of Agenda 2063. From innovative financing models to cross-border partnerships and a focus on sustainability, stakeholders must unite to accelerate development and ensure that Africa’s infrastructure drives inclusive prosperity for all.

In a world where Africa’s narrative is often dominated by negative stereotypes, Zipporah Maubane, newly appointed Head of Communications and Advocacy at the African Union Development Agency (AUDA-NEPAD), is on a mission to change how the continent is viewed.

Infrastructure is central to Africa’s future, and any economy for that matter. Investments in it are too often considered risky or complicated, but there is enormous potential, says Africa50 CEO, Alain Ebobissé

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In a wide-ranging interview the president of the African Development Bank looks back at his two terms in office and says the world, and the Bank, are very different to when he took over.

As Nigeria implements critical reforms, the government remains optimistic about economic growth, says finance minister Wale Edun.

President Bola Tinubu announced a renewed focus on healthcare, launching transformative initiatives to rebuild the country’s health system. Muntaqa al-Sadiq gives his views on implementing this.

South Africa is well positioned to take advantage of a tide of goodwill generated by economic reforms, innovation-driven growth and the successful implementation of a government of national unity as it takes its place at the World Economic Forum.

South Africa is leading the charge to drive the critical minerals boom out of Africa while building global and local value chains to support local development and its own green energy transition, writes Dianna Games.

The new infrastructure minister wants to turn the country into a building site and private investors say they are ready to step up, reports David Thomas.

A stable environment at home and opportunities in other African regions are providing a solid backdrop for South African firms.

Old Mutual has made significant strides in strengthening the group’s diversified offerings and fostering innovation in Africa. Ahead of this year’s World Economic Forum we spoke to Iain Williamson, Old Mutual Group CEO.

South Africa is balancing its trade and investment interests in a dynamic global environment as it courts the Global South and its longstanding developed nation trading partners to get the best deal for the country, writes Dianna Games.

By bringing together unusual partners, Innovation City helps to spark exciting ideas, co-founder Kieno Kammies tells David Thomas.

Ecobank recently launched a heavily oversubscribed $400m Eurobond. A day before the launch, CEO Jeremy Awori discussed the bank’s future.

Recent debt restructurings have been destabilising for African trade lenders, argues Trade and Development Bank head Admassu Tadesse.

Under the theme ‘Leading in 2025: from regional consolidation to driving the Global Africa agenda’, the Africa Collective Davos Week collaboration is a complimentary platform to advance African economic and investment topics during this key week for the world’s annual policy agenda.

Global Africa is more than just a motto. It’s about connecting the continent with its diaspora, but also ensuring Africa earns its rightful place in terms of global trade, investment and growth. Afreximbank, which will be hosting a number of important conversations at this year’s World Economic Forum, aims to do just that by creating an ecosystem that will develop industries on the continent for greater intra-African trade and greater trade with the rest of the world. Kwame Appiah reports.

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With African leaders and governments keen to promote industrialisation to replace the export of raw materials, the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) has become a dependable partner for countries looking to build up local manufacturing and add value to their natural resources.

The creative industry has been one of Africa’s brightest stars in recent years with international artists, creators and sports stars gaining global recognition.

As global banks retreat, African banks must step up to finance trade. Afreximbank is doubling its balance sheet in under five years, tackling barriers to intra-African trade. Kwame Appiah reports on their pivotal role in trade finance.

Africa stands at the precipice of a profound transformation. With over 60% of its population under the age of 25, the continent is uniquely positioned to leverage its youthful dynamism to shape the future of technology and innovation. Yet, beneath this vast potential lies a pressing challenge: a significant digital skills gap.

AI expert Zain Verjee says that Africa must put its interests front and centre as the world adopts disruptive new technologies.

Karim Beguir has a message for
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\nentrepreneurs: with the right ideas
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Alex Okosi, managing director for Google in Sub-Saharan Africa, talks AI, subsea cables and YouTube monetisation.

Africa exports the critical minerals
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\nmanufacturing but production
\nremains overwhelmingly concentrated in Asia.

Africa Improved Foods is seeking new investors to boost its mission to provide healthy and nutritious foods at a lower cost.

Neelamani Muthukumar, Group CFO & CEO, Operations of Olam Agri, answers questions about how it can transform food and agriculture for a more food-secure and sustainable future.

For three decades, the Mining Indaba has been the epicentre of mining investment globally. Collen Dlamini, head of public affairs at Investing in African Mining, describes its significance and evolution.

UM6P in Morocco has adopted an array of advanced techniques in a bid to produce Ivy League quality graduates, reports Omar Ben Yedder.

In June 2025 London will serve as the backdrop for an extraordinary gathering of global leaders, innovators, and change-makers at the FLAIR (First Ladies of African Impact & Resilience) Summit. This summit is not just an event; it is a movement that seeks to reshape Africa’s future by leveraging the collective power of African women leaders, global business magnates, and international partners.

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