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Ethiopia Embarks on Expanding Africa’s Space Frontier

Ethiopia is making significant strides in space technology with plans to launch its third Earth observation satellite by 2026. This ambitious project aims to bolster the nation's ability to monitor environmental changes, enhance agricultural planning, and assist with disaster management. But why is venturing into space so crucial for Ethiopia and its African counterparts? Empowering countries through satellite technology bridges critical gaps, providing invaluable data that fosters development and…

Exploring Africa’s Richest City: 12,300 Millionaires, 2 Billionaires

Johannesburg: A City of Splendor and Complexity In the heart of South Africa lies Johannesburg, a vibrant metropolis often affectionately dubbed "Joburg." It's a city where the allure of fortune is palpable—boasting an impressive tally of 12,300 millionaires, alongside 25 centi-millionaires, whose net worth exceeds $100 million, and 2 illustrious billionaires. With a population nearing 5 million, Johannesburg confidently claims the crown as Africa's wealthiest city. It outshines its closest competitors,…

Africa’s 8 Largest Shopping Malls: A Grand Tour

The bustling landscapes of Africa are witnessing a remarkable evolution. As mega shopping malls emerge, they are significantly redefining urban landscapes. These architectural marvels stand not just as buildings but as symbols of economic dynamism and lifestyle enhancement. From the southern tip of South Africa to the ever-vibrant streets of Nigeria, the vibrant marketplaces of Kenya, and the cultural hubs of Ghana, these retail powerhouses are not simply places for shopping. They are engines of economic…

Power Sources of Africa’s Top 10 Most Populous Nations

Africa, a continent blessed with abundant natural resources, faces a paradoxical struggle: meeting the electricity demands of its rapidly growing population. It makes one ponder, why does a continent with such wealth of resources still grapple with energy shortages? From the roaring waterfalls of Ethiopia harnessed for hydropower, to the vast natural gas fields of Nigeria, and the coal mines of South Africa, Africa’s energy landscape is as diverse as it is rich. Yet, this diversity comes…

Africa’s 10 Most Stressed Nations in 2025

Isn't stress a peculiar creature? It knows no borders yet feels so different depending on where you bring up the subject. Ever wondered why stress affects people differently across the globe? Perhaps it's the myriad circumstances that shape our daily lives, but stress manifests uniquely in each corner of the world. Let's embark on an insightful journey, examining how stress varies profoundly between nations by delving into the detailed insights offered by the CEOWORLD magazine’s Global Emotions Report 2025. What could…

Nigeria Joins EBRD as Africa’s Eighth Shareholder

The announcement that Nigeria has become a member of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) marks a pivotal moment in its economic journey. This welcome news was shared by Nigeria's Finance Minister and Economic Coordinator, Wale Edun, as he accepted the country's membership certificate from the EBRD delegation led by Heike Harmgart in Abuja. Entering this new chapter, one can't help but wonder how this might reshape Nigeria's economic landscape — can this membership stir the growth needed to…

Top Exports from Africa’s Wealthiest 10 Nations

A Journey Through Africa's Economic Prosperity: Unveiling Key Exports and Future Potential Each nation, in its own unique way, weaves its resources into the fabric of the global economy. But have you ever paused to think about what makes a country's wealth tick? What products propel them forward in the complex dance of international trade? Africa, endowed with a wealth of natural treasures, stands proudly on the world stage as a significant player in global commerce. However, beyond its…

A Celebration of Africa’s |Xam Language at Oxford University

In a significant move to honor the historical legacy and contributions of marginalized groups, a new inscription in the lxam language has been etched into the façade of Rhodes House at Oxford University. This endeavor acknowledges the tribulations and relentless labor of those whose hardships ultimately contributed to Cecil Rhodes’ immense wealth. The lxam inscription was skillfully crafted by Fergus Wessel, a stone mason hailing from the UK, whose work is steeped in the traditions of the English Arts and Crafts movement.…

West Africa’s Wildlife Refuge Becomes a Hotspot for Criminal Activity

Nestled within the borders of Benin, Burkina Faso, and Niger lies the W-Arly-Pendjari (WAP) Complex, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its breathtaking biodiversity. Yet, this remarkable sanctuary faces a perilous paradox. What should be a celebration of nature’s splendor is marred by a sinister undercurrent: organized transnational crime. From arms smuggling to drug trafficking and human exploitation, the WAP Complex has become a multifaceted battleground, as highlighted by Feyi Ogunade in The Conversation Africa.…

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