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- Ethiopia’s relationship with Russia is not only underscored via bilateral trade, but also through cultural exchange, as evidenced by the launch of Ethiopia’s first Sambo center.
- Arms proliferation in Africa presents a significant and persistent threat to the continent's stability, security, and development. The situation becomes more chaotic when gun ownership by civilians skyrockets at an alarming rate.
- The South African government has ordered the closure of approximately 1,000 spaza shops and supermarkets in response to a recent food poisoning crisis in the country.
- In African countries, where health concerns are frequently exacerbated by economic challenges, the repercussions of inadequate healthcare can be disastrous, hurting all aspects of national development.
- Africa is celebrated for its wealth of natural resources, yet their utilization remains a challenge, as many nations struggle to establish refineries capable of supporting end-product production and supply.
- The General Council of the World Trade Organization (WTO) has unanimously approved the reappointment of Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala as Director-General for a second four-year term.
- Senegal's new president, Bassirou Diomaye Diakhar Faye, has expressed concern over the presence of the French military in his nation, calling it counterproductive.
- Migration in Africa is closely tied to the quest for stability and progress, with residence permits often serving as key milestones for migrants seeking new beginnings
- While the high cost of living frequently dominates conversations about economic issues, a low cost of living (excluding rent) provides African countries with distinct prospects and benefits.
- Namibia has ordered Starlink Inc. to halt all operations in the southwest African country immediately, stating that the satellite internet service, owned by billionaire Elon Musk, is operating without the necessary telecommunications license.
- INTERPOL has announced a significant breakthrough in combating cybercrime and money laundering, with the arrest of over 1,000 fraudsters across Africa.
- The United Nations' Sustainable Development Goal 16 (SDG 16) highlights the importance of peace, justice, and strong institutions as key pillars of sustainable development. However, for African countries with poor SDG 16 ratings, the absence of these factors frequently presents considerable hurdles…
- African millionaires tend to reside in major cities and economic hubs across the continent. These areas offer access to better infrastructure, business opportunities, and a higher standard of living.
- Foreign capital inflow into Nigeria from members of the BRICS nations has experienced a significant increase in the last fiscal years ending June 2024.
- Africa's gradual transition towards cashless transactions is transforming the continent's economies, ushering in numerous benefits for individuals, businesses, and governments alike
- Africa’s development is closely tied to the quality of its leadership, making it essential to critically evaluate the electoral processes that bring leaders to power.
- Beer, one of the world’s oldest and most beloved beverages, holds a special place in African societies. South Africa stood out as the largest beer producer on the continent in 2023, with an impressive output of about 35.1 million hectoliters.
- From tiny corner shops to massive multinational companies, electricity is the backbone of productivity, creativity, and growth. As of March 2024, businesses in Sierra Leone faced the highest electricity costs in Africa, paying approximately $0.342 per kilowatt-hour.
- Africa's large maritime area, which includes vital chokepoints, abundant marine resources, and critical trade lanes, presents unique problems, alongside its vast benefits. These include piracy, illicit fishing, smuggling, environmental hazards, and geopolitical problems.
- ASMs offer a more nuanced picture by considering both the number of seats an airline offers and the distances their flights cover. Ethiopian Airlines (ET) led the carriers in Africa, with ASMs totalling 3,683,677,967 in April.
- Over the past few decades, tourism has become a major economic engine for many African countries, playing a huge role in driving growth. In 2023, countries like The Gambia and Cabo Verde saw tourism accounting for 49% and 48% of their total exports.
- The Tanzanian government has decided to proceed with the contract terms agreed upon with Adani group, despite ongoing controversies surrounding the Indian-owned company.
- Africa is home to millions of asylum seekers and refugees, making up nearly one-third of the global refugee population. The number of refugees on the continent has risen over the years due to several factors.
- The demand for affordable clothing is rising in Africa, as many people have turned to second-hand clothes, commonly known as "Okrika" due to the high cost of designer apparel.
- Over the last seventy years, Africa has made remarkable strides. Infant mortality has dropped by 73%, from 153 deaths per 1,000 births in 1950 to 41 in 2024, a testament to the progress made through healthcare expansion, better nutrition, improved sanitation, and extensive vaccination campaigns.
- Several African countries have adopted prudent fiscal strategies to minimize reliance on external debt, including loans from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
- The inclusion of female officers in United Nations peacekeeping missions has proven to be a transformative element, contributing to the effectiveness and inclusivity of global peace efforts.
- Most of the data used by leading AI companies to train their algorithms comes from the United States. As a result, their models often miss crucial contexts, such as cultural nuances and regional languages.
- Most of the data used by leading AI companies to train their algorithms comes from the United States. As a result, their models often miss crucial contexts, such as cultural nuances and regional languages.
- A high cost of living has significant ramifications for African countries, particularly in 2024, when a significant portion of the continent is dealing with economic uncertainty, inflation, and global issues.
- When it comes to hopping between countries in Africa, things are getting a whole lot easier. From 2016 to 2024, 39 countries have seen their scores rise, reflecting the growing trend of easing travel restrictions across Africa.
- In African countries, where health concerns are frequently exacerbated by economic challenges, the repercussions of inadequate healthcare can be disastrous, hurting all aspects of national development.
- The influx of arms in Africa has played a crucial role in shaping the continent's security landscape, impacting both government forces and non-state entities.
- The United States boasts the largest destroyer fleet globally with 75 ships, followed by China with 49 and Japan with 36. No African country currently operates a destroyer fleet
- The United States boasts the largest destroyer fleet globally with 75 ships, followed by China with 49 and Japan with 36. No African country currently operates a destroyer fleet
- The concept of free visa access within African nations has been in development for decades, aimed at enhancing trade and fostering stronger human relations across the continent.
- Nigeria's food crisis paints a grim picture, soaring prices, dwindling incomes, and inflation pushing families to the brink. Amidst these problems, agritech innovators like ColdHubs and Vendease are tackling waste and inefficiency.
- The arrest of Nigerian separatist leader, Simon Ekpa in Finland has sparked debates, with a former U.S. government official criticizing Finnish authorities for allowing the arrest.
