Kenya is exploring a potential partnership with Portugal to support the development of irrigation infrastructure and attract investment into the country’s ambitious agricultural modernization programme, as Nairobi seeks to reduce…
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Kenyan authorities have arrested eight students over a suspected arson attack at Utumishi Girls’ Academy Senior School in Gilgil, West-Central Kenya, after a dormitory fire killed 16 students and injured 79 others, intensifying scrutiny…
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Madagascar Court Rejects Bid to Remove Military Leader as Political Uncertainty Deepens
AfricaAfrican BusinessesAfrican Policy WatchClimate & EnvironmentClimate Action & AdaptationClimate FinanceClimate Science (Africa-focused)Economic ResponsibilityFinance & EconomyMarkets & FinancePolicy & GovernancePolicy & RegulationSocial ResponsibilitySociety & DevelopmentSouthern AfricaSustainability reportingVoices & Perspectives by Kathambi Muriithi 702 views 3 minutes readMadagascar’s High Constitutional Court has dismissed an opposition-led attempt to remove military ruler Colonel Michael Randrianirina from power, reinforcing the authority of the transitional administration at a time of growing…
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Morocco Overtakes South Africa as Africa’s Top Industrial Economy, Driven by Automotive and Aerospace Growth
AfricaAfrican BusinessesAfrican Policy WatchClimate & EnvironmentClimate FinanceClimate Science (Africa-focused)Development FinanceEconomic ResponsibilityEnergy & ExtractivesEnergy & TransitionEnergy Access & InnovationEnvironmental ResponsibilityFinance & EconomyGlobal Policy & AfricaMarkets & FinanceMultilateral InstitutionsNorth AfricaOil & GasPolicy & RegulationSociety & DevelopmentSouthern AfricaSustainability reportingSustainable Finance & ESGVoices & Perspectives by Kathambi Muriithi 1.1K views 4 minutes readMorocco has emerged as Africa’s leading industrial economy, overtaking South Africa in the African Development Bank’s 2025 Industrialisation Index after years of expansion in automotive manufacturing, aerospace production and phosphate processing, underscoring…
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Liberia Secures $36 Million Rubber Industry Investment From Cambodia Based Mainland to Boost Local Processing
AfricaAfrican BusinessesAgricultureCarbon MarketsClimate & EnvironmentClimate Action & AdaptationClimate FinanceClimate Science (Africa-focused)Development FinanceEconomic ResponsibilityGreen Investment & InfrastructureSociety & DevelopmentSustainability partnershipsSustainability reporting by Francis Mwangi 797 views 5 minutes readLiberia has secured a $36 million investment commitment from Cambodia-based agro-industrial group Mainland for a project aimed at strengthening the country’s rubber sector through local processing and expanded integration of…
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Atiku Abubakar Secures ADC Presidential Nomination as Nigeria’s Opposition Politics Enter New Phase
AfricaAfrican BusinessesAfrican Policy WatchClimate Action & AdaptationClimate FinanceDevelopment FinanceEconomic ResponsibilityFinance & EconomyLaws, Standards & FrameworksMultilateral InstitutionsOpinionpolicyPolicy & GovernanceSDGs & National Development Planssustainability eventsSustainability reportingSustainable Finance & ESGVoices & PerspectivesWest Africa by Kathambi Muriithi 752 views 4 minutes readNigeria’s former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has secured the presidential nomination of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), positioning the veteran politician for another bid for the country’s highest office at…
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Kenya Launches First Private Sector Climate Training Curriculum to Strengthen Business Resilience Against Extreme Weather
AfricaAfrican BusinessesAgricultureClimate & EnvironmentClimate Action & AdaptationClimate FinanceClimate Science (Africa-focused)Development FinanceEconomic ResponsibilityGreen Investment & InfrastructureSustainabilitySustainability partnershipsSustainable development by Kathambi Muriithi 508 views 5 minutes readKenya has launched its first national training curriculum tailored specifically for private sector professionals to strengthen the use of weather and climate information in business decision-making, as increasingly erratic weather…
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Kenya’s Food Deficits Open New Frontiers for Green Finance and Youth Employment
by Rose NgangaAfricaAfrican BusinessesAgricultureBiodiversity & NatureClimate & EnvironmentClimate Action & AdaptationClimate FinanceClimate Science (Africa-focused)Development FinanceEast AfricaEconomic ResponsibilityEnergy Access & InnovationGreen Investment & InfrastructureHealthLaws, Standards & FrameworksMultilateral InstitutionsPolicy & GovernanceSDGs & National Development PlansSociety & DevelopmentSustainabilitysustainability eventsSustainability reportingSustainable developmentSustainable Finance & ESGVoices & PerspectivesWater & Food SystemsYouth by Rose Nganga 754 views 5 minutes readKenya’s widening food production gaps are increasingly being viewed not only as a food security concern but also as a major economic opportunity for youth employment and green investment, as…
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Ghana Evacuates Citizens from South Africa as Rising Xenophobic Tensions Expose Africa’s Migration and Labour Challenges
AfricaAfrican BusinessesAfrican Policy WatchClimate & EnvironmentClimate FinanceClimate Science (Africa-focused)Economic ResponsibilityFinance & EconomyGlobal Policy & AfricaHealthLaws, Standards & FrameworksMultilateral InstitutionsPolicy & GovernanceSocial ResponsibilitySociety & DevelopmentSouthern AfricaSustainability reportingVoices & PerspectivesWest Africa by Kathambi Muriithi 778 views 4 minutes readNearly 300 Ghanaian nationals evacuated from South Africa arrived in Accra on Wednesday under a government-led repatriation programme launched in response to escalating anti-immigrant tensions in Africa’s most industrialised economy, highlighting…
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Nigeria’s Cost of Living Crisis Reshapes Eid Spending as Families Cut Back on Travel and Sacrifices
AfricaAfrican BusinessesAfrican Policy WatchBiodiversity & NatureBusinessClimate & EnvironmentClimate Action & AdaptationClimate FinanceEconomic ResponsibilityFinance & EconomyGlobal Policy & AfricaHealthInterviewsMarkets & FinanceOpinionOpinion & CommentarypolicyPolicy & GovernancePolicy & RegulationSocial ResponsibilitySustainability reportingtransportVoices & PerspectivesWater & Food SystemsWest Africa by Kathambi Muriithi 843 views 4 minutes readAs Muslims across Nigeria prepare for Eid al-Adha this week, rising inflation, transport costs and weakening household purchasing power are forcing many families to scale back long-standing traditions, reflecting the wider economic…