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Unlocking the Potential of Ghana's Gold Industry Ghana stands on the brink of a remarkable opportunity. According to Sammy Gyamfi, the CEO of the Ghana Gold Board, the nation could generate a staggering $12 billion annually from small-scale gold production if it successfully doubles its output as planned. This ambitious goal isn’t just a number; it’s a potential game-changer for the country’s economy, and it underscores the vital role that gold plays in Ghanaian society. The surge in gold exports reflects not…

Nigeria’s Five-Year Vision: A New Era of Economic Growth The board of directors at the African Development Bank has made a landmark decision by approving the Country Strategy Paper for Nigeria, which will outline the strategic priorities for the years 2025 to 2030. This five-year plan is not just a document; it is a blueprint for transformative change, aimed at enhancing economic resilience and fostering widespread prosperity in Nigeria. As articulated on the bank's official website, the initiative is designed “to drive…

Somalia: Hormuud Salaam Foundation Invests $1 Million Annually in Lifesaving Dialysis for Over 170 Patients MOGADISHU, Somalia – Deep in the heart of Mogadishu, a remarkable story of hope and healing unfolds daily, underpinned by the compassionate ethos of the Hormuud Salaam Foundation (HSF)—a generous endeavor spearheaded by Hormuud Telecom and Salaam Somali Bank. This foundation is performing nothing short of a miracle, spending an impressive $1 million annually to provide free dialysis to more than 170 Somali…

Drone Manufacturing in Belarus: A Growing Concern In the heart of Eastern Europe, a quiet yet significant development unfurled last Thursday. The picturesque city of Minsk hosted a drone exhibition that sparked conversations beyond mere technological admiration. Here, Russian luminaries, such as Maxim Oreshkin, the Kremlin's deputy chief of staff, floated a proposition that might just redefine regional dynamics. Oreshkin, in his typical fashion, didn't shroud his intentions. At a cursory glance, the…