Unscheduled maintenance issues forced Nigeria’s Air Peace to cancel flights to six states in January. Meanwhile, numerous African-registered aircraft are reportedly languishing at foreign bases, prevented from rejoining their fleets by unpaid bills. It’s a …
DAKAR (Reuters) – Some 52 million people in West and Central Africa will struggle to meet their basic food and nutrition needs in the upcoming lean season, driven by conflict, extreme weather and economic deterioration, the World Food Programme (WFP) said …
Nearly 150,000km² of seafloor surveyed across the Mozambique Channel, Madagascar Ridge, Agulhas Plateau, and Cabo Verde 69 scientists from 31 countries and 29 institutions successfully conducted deep-sea dives, geological and biodiversity sampling, and …
Africa is missing out on huge tourism revenue by ignoring fast-growing global markets and under-served traveller segments, according to the newly released 2025 State of the African Industry Report: Ignite Africa! Launched at WTM Africa, the report warns …
NAIROBI, Kenya, May 8, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — The Ford Foundation today announced the appointment of Margaret Mliwa as the next regional director of its East Africa office. Based in Nairobi, the Ford Foundation’s East Africa office is a nonpolitical …
Africa’s debt sustainability has become a pressing concern, advisory firm, Bridgewater Advisors has stated in its Africa Economic Outlook. According to the firm, the continent’s public debt between 2010 and 2024, surged by a staggering 170%, partly due to …
Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire recorded the highest trade surpluses of approximately $4.1 billion and $2 billion respectively in West Africa in 2024. According to advisory firm, Bridgewater Advisors, West Africa’s trade balances, however, exhibited …
Homepage > News > Business > Africa runs risk of becoming ‘digital colony,’ expert warns One of the continent’s top industry experts has warned that African nations must develop their own infrastructure and prioritize digital sovereignty or risk …
For mobile tower providers, markets in the Middle East and Africa (MEA) are like "chalk and cheese" compared to more developed countries in Europe because of the rapid growth in demand for mobile services in the region, according to Tom Greenwood …
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