Electricity dey quietly transform daily life in Mozambique, bringing light not just to homes but also to businesses. From hair salons using modern clippers to pharmacies keeping medicines chilled, power…
A fresh scramble for Africa is happening right inside central Zambia, and the small town of Kapiri Mposhi has suddenly become the hot spot. China, the US, and Japan are…
Africa’s agriculture sector is at a turning point, shaped by rising demand, innovation, and the urgent need for resilience. To explore this shift, Africa Briefing spoke with three key voices:…
On a four-hectare plot in Kurumi Musa, Kaduna State, Istifanus Dauda remembers the years of hardship. His family had always farmed ginger, yet after trekking hours to sell at Kachia…
Ghana has announced a bold shift in how it manages its embassies abroad. President John Dramani Mahama revealed that the country will no longer spend over $15 million each year…
Africa’s digital economy has grown by over 500% between 2012 and 2025, now valued at about $180bn — roughly 5.2% of the continent’s GDP. While that’s impressive, it still lags…
The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) is planning to raise a massive $2.61bn to kickstart a 5,000-strong Standby Force. The goal is simple but urgent — fight terrorism…
A Rejoinder to the Clarification by the AAU Governing Council Chairman By Concerned Stakeholders of Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma in Diaspora. Our attention has been drawn to the so-called clarification…
Borno State was thrown into mourning on Friday night after Boko Haram insurgents stormed Darajamal community in Bama, killing no fewer than 63 people, including five soldiers and 58 civilians.…
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and federal workers are raising the alarm that the N70,000 national minimum wage can no longer sustain them. With prices of food, transport, rent, and…