7th Africa Youth in Tourism Summit 2025 to set the stage in Nairobi
Africa Tourism Partners, UN Tourism, AfCFTA and BDO South Africa in collaboration with TEAMS Africa invites you to experience a new side of African tourism as the Africa Youth in
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Africa Tourism Partners, UN Tourism, AfCFTA and BDO South Africa in collaboration with TEAMS Africa invites you to experience a new side of African tourism as the Africa Youth in
Egypt, Uganda, Senegal, Angola and Mauritania were at the forefront of transformative energy infrastructure projects in 2024, each playing a crucial role in shaping the continent’s energy future. With the
A workboat supports dredger Willem Van Rubroeck as it dredges a 5-km shipping channel (source: DP World) Construction has started on a new port in West Africa that will become
Nowlun, an Egyptian logistics company, has raised $1.7 million in seed funding to accelerate its expansion plans and enhance platform development. The seed funding round was led by Nama Ventures…
The global logistics company is transporting a solar energy system free of charge from Vorarlberg to Uganda in East Africa. It is destined for the Palorinya refugee settlement and will
With export markets already diverse, agricultural produce will likely expand in the coming years – mainly due to previously underutilised land This year has been one of mixed fortunes for
Africa and its 54 countries have a significant role to play in the energy transition. But its success depends on how governments harness legal frameworks to support investment in renewables.
As James Gunn’s highly anticipated Superman reboot trailer starts to trend, movie enthusiasts worldwide are eagerly awaiting its release in 2025. But beyond the excitement surrounding the cinematic experience lies…
China has become Africa’s largest trading partner and creditor in recent years under programmes such as the Belt and Road Initiative. Now, China-Africa economic relations are entering a new chapter
One hundred and fifty small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) from 10 African countries are set to become Africa’s latest businesses positioned for the global export market with participation in the