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Nairobi has launched the first farmers’ market in sub-Saharan Africa, where local farmers can sell produce directly to consumers. Operating every Saturday, this initiative derives inspiration from Italy’s Campagna Amica …
Nairobi Launches First Direct-to-Consumer Farmers’ Market in Sub-Saharan Africa Read More
The suspension of U.S. foreign aid by President Trump significantly impacts African humanitarian and health initiatives. This suspension halted numerous projects, including those combating child marriage and HIV/AIDS treatment programs. …
Impact of Trump’s Foreign Aid Freeze on Africa’s Humanitarian Efforts Read More
Following the fall of Bashar al-Assad in Syria, Russia is redirecting its focus to Libya as a potential strategic stronghold in Africa. Amidst political complexities, Moscow’s support for Khalifa Haftar …
Russia Shifts Focus from Syria to Libya in Strategic Move for Africa Read More
Jimmy Carter, the first U.S. president to visit sub-Saharan Africa, significantly impacted U.S.-Africa relations through his commitment to democracy and public health. His efforts in supporting independence movements and addressing …
Jimmy Carter’s Profound Legacy in U.S.-Africa Relations Read More
First Bank of Nigeria Limited plans to expand its operations into Ethiopia, Angola, and Cameroon in response to opening financial markets across these countries. As Ethiopia introduces legislation for foreign …
First Bank of Nigeria Targets Expansion into Ethiopia, Angola, and Cameroon Read More
First Bank of Nigeria Limited is set to expand into Ethiopia, Angola, and Cameroon, capitalizing on opening financial markets in these countries. With the recent liberalization in Ethiopia allowing foreign …
First Bank of Nigeria Expands Footprint in Africa: Focus on Ethiopia, Angola, and Cameroon Read More
Mozambique is experiencing escalating political unrest, severely affecting port operations and hindering regional trade, particularly through the Port of Maputo. This unrest has resulted in significant delays and losses for …
Political Unrest in Mozambique Spurs Shipping Crisis and Threatens Regional Stability Read More
The World Bank’s Africa Pulse Report reveals a notable education funding gap in Sub-Saharan Africa, with countries like Nigeria spending only $54 per student compared to $8,500 in high-income nations. …
Nigeria and Sub-Saharan Africa Confront Significant Education Funding Gap Read More
Malawi suffers significant setbacks in its development goals due to climate change-induced disasters, costing over USD 1.19 billion between 2015 and 2023. Tropical storms and cyclones have devastated infrastructure and …
Malawi’s Development Aims Undermined by Severe Climate Change Impacts Read More
The DRC has filed criminal charges against Apple’s subsidiaries, alleging they sourced conflict minerals from sub-Saharan Africa, misleading consumers regarding ethical practices. The ongoing violence in the region has led …
DRC Files Criminal Charges Against Apple for Sourcing Conflict Minerals Read More