Travelling to Africa: How the Tourism Boom Affects Economic Growth
Technology and futuristic elements have taken over the world, but many people are still looking to observe the “wilder” side. Since most of Africa’s land is inhabited by pristine wildlife,...
AfCRA: Africa's New Credit Rating Agency Aims to Challenge Global Bias
After years of feeling like global rating firms have failed them, Africa launched its own African Credit Rating Agency (AfCRA) to unlock funds. The homegrown credit company was unveiled...
How Will Europe Handle the U.S. and Russia Situation After the Munich Security Conference?
The latest Munich Security Conference put a lot of pressure on European countries. After claims that US and Russian officials will meet to negotiate how to...
AfCFTA Set to Improve Trade Growth and Investment in Uganda
The government of Uganda wants to boost regional trade and economic growth. Together with the African Continental Free Trade Area, it is looking for new investment opportunities in the country....
Africa’s $30 Billion Energy Push: Will Mission 300 Deliver?
Last week, more than two dozen African heads of state gathered in Dar es Salaam for a high-stakes summit on Mission 300—an ambitious initiative backed by the World Bank and the...
From Innovation to Inclusion: Six Key Takeaways from Davos 2025
Davos 2025 has wrapped, and as always, the annual gathering of world leaders, CEOs,and policymakers left behind a storm of ideas, debates, and behind-the-scenes dealmaking.
While AI-generated buzzwords flooded panels, six...
Major Tech Players Join Forces in $500 Billion Stargate AI Initiative
A bold new initiative, the Stargate Project, has been launched with an eye-catching initial investment of $100 billion, with plans to grow this figure to at least $500 billion...
Global Nuclear Power Surge: IEA Predicts Record Output by 2025
Nuclear energy is on track to hit a record high in 2025, signalling a resurgence for the clean, reliable power source, according to a new report by the International Energy...
Hong Kong Steps Up Tech Ambitions with Launch of First Commercial HPC Service
Hong Kong has just rolled out its first-ever commercial High-Performance Computing (HPC) service, marking a big leap toward becoming a global tech powerhouse.
The service, which is run...
EU regulation aims to streamline health tech assessments and cut red tape
The European Union has rolled out a major healthcare shakeup designed to get groundbreaking treatments to patients faster.
Known as the Health Technology Assessment (HTA) Regulation, the new rules...