Kenya's Ebola case exposes how weakened global solidarity, shrinking health diplomacy and Africa's interconnected borders can turn local outbreaks into regional emergencies.
Libya’s oil wealth is expanding, but political fragmentation exposes the deeper struggle over institutions, military power and national sovereignty.
Ethiopia’s new political chapter begins with a stronger mandate, but unresolved conflicts and regional rivalries could define Abiy Ahmed’s second term.
The rise of Wicknell Chivayo reveals how wealth, state contracts, philanthropy and political access are reshaping Zimbabwe’s modern power structure.
Ethiopia's renewed Tigray war is exposing a dangerous struggle over power, borders, sea access and influence across the Horn of Africa.
A Togo-led campaign to correct distorted world maps gives Africa a symbolic victory over geography, perception and colonial-era narratives.
Failed uprising highlights the intersection of military rule, foreign influence, strategic minerals and regional security in one of Africa's most volatile regions.
Kenya’s electric vehicle ambition is becoming an industrial strategy, testing whether Africa can move beyond importing technology to building it.
From Lagos to Lamu, Dangote is turning refining, capital markets and regional trade into a new argument about African ownership.
Quickmart’s public listing exposes how Kenyan retail, private equity and everyday consumer power are quietly reshaping who owns the country’s economy.
Nigerian musician Mr Eazi's investment firm Zagadat Capital has quietly built a major stake in a Ghanaian drug maker.
African governments are competing for global capital with tax incentives, but the bigger question is who will own the wealth created.
Uganda’s long-awaited oil era is nearing reality, but questions remain over ownership, revenues, local benefits and who ultimately controls the wealth.
Zimbabwe's UPI talks reveal how digital payments could reshape financial sovereignty, regional commerce and Africa's relationship with global technology powers.
South Africa’s data-centre boom promises digital growth while raising urgent questions over water, electricity, ownership and public accountability in Africa.
Governments across Africa are accelerating digital transformation through AI, digital identity, cybersecurity, fintech, and e-government reforms that are reshaping economies.
Samsung strengthens its market leadership across the Middle East and Africa as falling demand, supply shortages, and rising premium smartphone sales reshape competition.
Nigeria is combining public investment, university programmes and private-sector infrastructure to turn its large technology workforce into an AI-driven economic advantage.
Africa’s growing digital economy is creating demand for faster, cheaper cross-border payments, putting stablecoins at the centre of a new financial infrastructure race.
From dirt pitches in Abidjan to a record-breaking move to Real Madrid, the 19-year-old Ivorian winger has risen through football with remarkable speed, talent and resilience.
Dakar-born Vieira takes charge after World Cup disappointment, with Senegal targeting AFCON qualification and renewed continental success.
Africa's growing voting power is reshaping the balance between football, money and global politics.
