BUSINESS & ECONOMY

Cameroon’s Gold Crisis and the Continuing Exploitation of Africa

The discovery of more than 200 illegal artisanal gold mining companies in Cameroon reveals a troubling reality about Africa’s resource sector. Beneath the language of foreign investment and economic partnership lies a long-standing pattern of extraction that continues to benefit foreign interests more than African communities themselves. According to reports, most of the illegal mining...
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Africa Soft Power Summit Returns to Nairobi with a Bang: Aligning Finance, Creativity & Human Capital

The Africa Soft Power Summit will convene in Nairobi, Kenya, from 20 to 23 May 2026, bringing together leaders from business, policy, technology, media, culture and finance for one of the continent’s most distinctive high-level platforms. Curated cultural and destination experiences in and around Nairobi extend the wider programme through 24 May. Nigerian participants have been...
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What Does Emmanuel Macron Really Want in Kenya?

French President Emmanuel Macron’s recent visit to Kenya has sparked fresh debate across Africa after President William Ruto signed 11 agreements with France covering rail transport, ports, nuclear energy, fisheries, tea exports, and digital technology. On the surface, the visit was presented as a win for investment and international cooperation. Cameras flashed, leaders smiled, and...
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Ghana Sets December 2026 Deadline for Foreign Miners to Shift Operations to Local Contractors

Ghana is taking another firm step toward increasing local participation in its extractive sector, with the country’s mining regulator reportedly directing international companies to transfer certain mining operations to Ghanaian contractors by December 2026. Photo credit: cedirates The move, led by the Minerals Commission of Ghana, reflects a broader policy direction aimed at strengthening local...
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Zambia Approves 24-Hour Economy Programme to Boost Growth and Opportunity

Zambia has taken a significant step toward economic expansion after the government approved a 24-hour economy programme designed to extend business operating hours, increase productivity, and unlock new opportunities across key sectors. The decision was reached during a Cabinet meeting chaired by Hakainde Hichilema in March 2026, where authorities agreed to allow businesses, markets, and...
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