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Iran War Hits Africa but Opens Door for Economic Reset
Institutions are urging African governments to use the crisis as an opportunity to accelerate structural transformation, reduce dependency on external supply chains, and strengthen regional integration.
Malawi Secures $100 Million Rare Earth Investment to Join Africa’s Mining Heavyweights
Lindian Resources, an Australian company listed on the ASX, will use the funding to advance the Kangankunde Rare Earths Project, a high-grade deposit expected to begin production in 2026.
India Sends Food Aid as It Eyes Africa’s Critical Minerals
In recent weeks, New Delhi has delivered thousands of tonnes of rice to countries facing food crises, including 1,000 tonnes to Burkina Faso, 1,000 tonnes to drought-hit Malawi, and 500 tonnes alongside relief supplies to flood-affected Mozambique.
African Investment Shift Signals New Era of Self-Funded Growth
These developments highlight a broader shift toward intra-African investment, where capital generated on the continent is increasingly being used to build industries, create jobs, and strengthen economic resilience.
SMEs in Kenya Face Rising Pressure from Invisible Business Costs
Addressing these hidden costs requires a more coordinated approach between regulators, financial institutions, and policymakers.
AI-Powered Coding Boom Raises Security and Governance Concerns for Businesses
AI-powered coding risks are rapidly emerging as a critical concern for enterprises embracing automation at scale. As organizations integrate AI tools to accelerate software development, a new phenomenon—often referred to
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Iran War Hits Africa but Opens Door for Economic Reset
Institutions are urging African governments to use the crisis as an opportunity to accelerate structural transformation, reduce dependency on external supply chains, and strengthen regional integration.
Malawi Secures $100 Million Rare Earth Investment to Join Africa’s Mining Heavyweights
Lindian Resources, an Australian company listed on the ASX, will use the funding to advance the Kangankunde Rare Earths Project, a high-grade deposit expected to begin production in 2026.
India Sends Food Aid as It Eyes Africa’s Critical Minerals
In recent weeks, New Delhi has delivered thousands of tonnes of rice to countries facing food crises, including 1,000 tonnes to Burkina Faso, 1,000 tonnes to drought-hit Malawi, and 500 tonnes alongside relief supplies to flood-affected Mozambique.
African Investment Shift Signals New Era of Self-Funded Growth
These developments highlight a broader shift toward intra-African investment, where capital generated on the continent is increasingly being used to build industries, create jobs, and strengthen economic resilience.
SMEs in Kenya Face Rising Pressure from Invisible Business Costs
Addressing these hidden costs requires a more coordinated approach between regulators, financial institutions, and policymakers.
AI-Powered Coding Boom Raises Security and Governance Concerns for Businesses
AI-powered coding risks are rapidly emerging as a critical concern for enterprises embracing automation at scale. As organizations integrate AI tools to accelerate software development, a new phenomenon—often referred to
Iran War Hits Africa but Opens Door for Economic Reset
Institutions are urging African governments to use the crisis as an opportunity to accelerate structural transformation, reduce dependency on external supply chains, and strengthen regional integration.
Malawi Secures $100 Million Rare Earth Investment to Join Africa’s Mining Heavyweights
Lindian Resources, an Australian company listed on the ASX, will use the funding to advance the Kangankunde Rare Earths Project, a high-grade deposit expected to begin production in 2026.
India Sends Food Aid as It Eyes Africa’s Critical Minerals
In recent weeks, New Delhi has delivered thousands of tonnes of rice to countries facing food crises, including 1,000 tonnes to Burkina Faso, 1,000 tonnes to drought-hit Malawi, and 500 tonnes alongside relief supplies to flood-affected Mozambique.
African Investment Shift Signals New Era of Self-Funded Growth
These developments highlight a broader shift toward intra-African investment, where capital generated on the continent is increasingly being used to build industries, create jobs, and strengthen economic resilience.
SMEs in Kenya Face Rising Pressure from Invisible Business Costs
Addressing these hidden costs requires a more coordinated approach between regulators, financial institutions, and policymakers.
AI-Powered Coding Boom Raises Security and Governance Concerns for Businesses
AI-powered coding risks are rapidly emerging as a critical concern for enterprises embracing automation at scale. As organizations integrate AI tools to accelerate software development, a new phenomenon—often referred to
Iran War Hits Africa but Opens Door for Economic Reset
Institutions are urging African governments to use the crisis as an opportunity to accelerate structural transformation, reduce dependency on external supply chains, and strengthen regional integration.
Malawi Secures $100 Million Rare Earth Investment to Join Africa’s Mining Heavyweights
Lindian Resources, an Australian company listed on the ASX, will use the funding to advance the Kangankunde Rare Earths Project, a high-grade deposit expected to begin production in 2026.
India Sends Food Aid as It Eyes Africa’s Critical Minerals
In recent weeks, New Delhi has delivered thousands of tonnes of rice to countries facing food crises, including 1,000 tonnes to Burkina Faso, 1,000 tonnes to drought-hit Malawi, and 500 tonnes alongside relief supplies to flood-affected Mozambique.
African Investment Shift Signals New Era of Self-Funded Growth
These developments highlight a broader shift toward intra-African investment, where capital generated on the continent is increasingly being used to build industries, create jobs, and strengthen economic resilience.
SMEs in Kenya Face Rising Pressure from Invisible Business Costs
Addressing these hidden costs requires a more coordinated approach between regulators, financial institutions, and policymakers.
AI-Powered Coding Boom Raises Security and Governance Concerns for Businesses
AI-powered coding risks are rapidly emerging as a critical concern for enterprises embracing automation at scale. As organizations integrate AI tools to accelerate software development, a new phenomenon—often referred to
The 9-to-5 is slowly dying. And Africa is not waiting.
he Lagos-based refinery, owned by Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, has begun exporting significant volumes of refined petroleum products, including gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel, to several African countries.
The Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) announced the updated requirements in a public notice dated March 24, stating that all mobile devices must now undergo stricter vetting before they are approved for sale or use in the country. The new framework applies to manufacturers, importers, vendors, and local assemblers.
Swedfund, Swedens development finance institution has committed $600,000 (approximately KSh 77 million) to Jacaranda Maternity, a Nairobi-based healthcare provider focused on delivering affordable maternity services to low- and middle-income communities.
A Sh11 billion loss. One CEO apology. A potential market turning point.
AI is no longer a future concept in East Africa. It’s already inside the home.
Kenya just made a smart move that could transform its export economy.
A Chinese firm is blocking a land sale over a tax clash with KRA.
The policy shift, which includes ending value-added tax (VAT) rebates on solar panel exports and gradually phasing out incentives for battery production, is expected to increase the cost of solar equipment across the continent, where most countries rely heavily on Chinese imports.
