By Dela AGBO
The Ghanaian cedi has faced persistent depreciation pressures over the years, driven by structural economic challenges, high import dependency, and global financial...
African policy makers, leading practitioners and development thinkers have met in Berlin with development partners to formulate common positions on African economic transformation to...
Documentary photography, street scene - A woman washes clothes in the hot afternoon sun in Soweto township near Johannesburg, South Africa. Image: Steve Nimmons
Africa...
By Kingsley Webora TANKEH
United Nigeria Airlines has made its inaugural trip from Lagos to Accra, marking its first flight out of Nigeria as the...
Large-scale protests have swept Senegal since the beginning of March, reflecting widespread anger at corruption, high unemployment, and what many regard as a politically...
By Paul FRIMPONG
In 2024, terrorist attacks in the Sahel claimed over 8,000 lives, while eastern DRC saw Goma fall to M23 rebels, displacing millions.
These...
“A people will grow when their elders start planting trees whose shade they will never enjoy”, some old saying goes something like that.
The word...
If one issue should unite African leaders for immediate action today, it is the attempt by America’s Donald Trump to block the re-election of...
Africa has the potential to play a leading role in global energy demand over the next few decades, given the right policy clarity and...
By Professor Douglas BOATENG
In the vast expanse of global affairs, where nations rise and fall, America First has become a dominant narrative: an...















