Western nations have not acted in good faith when it comes to the supply of vaccines. Why should African nations think they will act differently when it comes to climate negotiations?
The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), imposed economic sanctions on junta leaders on Thursday after a military coup which ousted former president Alpha Conde last week.
The launch of a national payments system has allowed Somalia to centralise its digital payments. The country is on the cusp of a digital revolution, with opportunity ripe for the picking.
Without reforms in decision-making at multilateral institutions, African economies will continue to be erroneously branded as poor quality investment destinations.
The military overthrow of 83 year-old Alpha Conde, who was serving his 3rd term in office, has rattled investors and mineral markets. But what does it mean for the mineral-rich country's mining prospects in an increasingly unstable region?
The new year kicked off trading under the continent-wide free trade area, the AfCFTA. But was does the new trade zone mean for existing red tape, poor infrastructure, tariffs and free-movement across the region?
Zambia's newly elected president is wasting no time in targeting economic and security reforms, and clamping down on corruption, he tells international media.
In May the NBA defied the threat of Covid-19 to host its first ever tournament outside the US. Does it represent a watershed for basketball in Africa and the continent’s sports business industry?
The country is upgrading facilities and building a reputation for Covid-secure events in order to attract international tournaments, says Rwanda's minister for sport.
