Here are 10 African Startups to watch in 2020
If you’re looking to keep tabs on the movers and shakers that will define this year then join us as we look at the 10
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Kenya launches extended railway’s freight service, inland container depot
Kenya has launched the Nairobi-Naivasha Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) cargo service and an inland container depot (ICD) that are expected to revolutionize transport of bulk
Japan, US to Reduce Energy Poverty in Nigeria, Other sub-Saharan African Nations
The United States of America and Japan have signed a memorandum of cooperation (MOC) to expand US-Japan energy cooperation in sub-Saharan Africa and renew each
UBA, Nexim Bank Commended For Deepening Professional Excellence And Development.
For their commitments in deepening development in Africa, Global advocacy for African Affairs has commended United bank for Africa-UBA, Nigeria Export and Import (NEXIM) Bank
AU leaders to sign AfCFTA in Niger
President Hage Geingob has revealed that African Union (AU) leaders will be meeting in Niger pretty soon to mark the signing into force of the
Poor handling of economy, infrastructure, bane of Nigeria development, says don
Nigeria’s development and growth have been hindered by lack of infrastructure and poor government handling of the economy, says Nigeria Defence Academy (NDA) Don, Professor
How Ghana Plans To Finance The Sustainable Development Goals
“Macro indicators show good performance, but below the surface, there are economic and social issues that threaten the cohesion of Ghanaian society.” With these words
How Business Can Accelerate Africa’s Development
Businesses, large and small, must play a central role in accelerating Africa’s development and changing its people’s lives for the better. For entrepreneurs and investors,
Nigeria’s 2019 Presidential Elections: A Chance to Think Globally and Act Locally
With over a dozen national elections in Africa in 2019, the Nigerian presidential election on February 16 is one of the most consequential. The expectation,
Why Europe should focus on its growing interdependence with Africa
IT IS a peculiarly modern habit to think of the Mediterranean Sea as a boundary. For over two millennia, civilizations bled across it and intermingled.