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A Look at Africa’s Wealthiest in 2025: A Journey of Growth and Fluctuation The year 2025, though still unfolding, has already brought some notable shifts in the financial landscapes of Africa’s wealthiest individuals. As we meander through this year, it begs us to ask: What forces drive the economic currents that propel and sometimes hinder the growth of fortunes? How do these changes reflect broader global trends? Globally, we've seen the tides shift with new political administrations, such as a new president in the…

In a pivotal moment for South Africa, President Cyril Ramaphosa delivered his State of the Nation Address (SONA), an annual address that sets the tone for the country's political and economic landscape. This year, his speech centered on the pressing themes of economic rejuvenation, job creation, and infrastructural development, all while aiming to alleviate the burden of rising household expenses. Notably, Ramaphosa's remarks also included a diplomatic rebuttal to recent statements from the U.S., emphasizing the importance…

Mogadishu (AX) — In the labyrinth of African geopolitics, where the sands of strategy shift almost as swiftly as the dunes of the Sahara, Somalia finds itself at a pivotal crossroads. The nation, energetically charting the course for the African Union's next phase in peacekeeping — dubbed the African Union's Stabilization Mission in Somalia (AUSSOM) — eagerly gestures towards its long-time neighbor, Ethiopia, hoping to draw them into this unfolding tapestry of collaboration. Yet, the path to inclusion is anything but a…

In a compelling address at State House, Nairobi, President William Ruto reassured Kenyans about the Kenyan government's collective vision for driving the nation forward. Donning an air of unwavering confidence, he emphasized, "We are here to prove the skeptics wrong. Kenya will not falter; it will thrive. The adversaries doubting our potential will find defeat in our triumph." His words echo a promise and a firm commitment to navigate the country toward prosperity, as he spoke under the luminescent glow of the State House…

In the heart of Tunis, supporters of President Kais Saied erupted in jubilation following a televised exit poll indicating a resounding victory for their leader. The poll suggested that Saied secured a staggering 89.2% of the vote, leaving his challengers in the dust. His competition consisted of two distinct figures: Zouhair Maghzaoui, a former ally turned staunch critic, and Ayachi Zammel, a candidate who found himself behind bars just a month prior. With their expectations shattered, both Maghzaoui and Zammel quickly…

The Boké mining region in northwestern Guinea also makes a living from agriculture and animal husbandry. Over the past ten years, an economic player has developed the region's fertile land by producing rice over hundreds of hectares, to the great satisfaction of the local population. From our correspondent in Conakry, On the left bank of the river Rio Nunez, the vast plains of Denken, as far as the eye can see, hundreds of people work under the leadership of an agricultural director, Mamadou Bobo Denken Diallo. For…

Melina Ngoundou Mouelé has emerged from unemployment, which affects 35% of young Gabonese thanks to the cultivation of sugar cane used to make a local beverage known as Musungu, a beverage highly valued by men in Libreville. Young woman who has successfully returned to earth. .

On Twitter, the Chadian president confirms that the exchange with his fierce opponent focused on topics relating to "the nation's best". As a 38-year-old, Succès Masra, president of Transformers, could not run for president on April 11, the constitution actually sets the minimum age to be a candidate for the presidency at 40 years. The meeting between the two men caused a lot of reactions in the country…

Rwanda's meals supply app Vuba Vuba is driving the e-commerce dill boosted by the coronavirus pandemic. Vuba Vuba, launched a couple of yr in the past in January 2020, means "quick" in Kinyarwanda, the nationwide language, has already registered virtually 200 eating places, operates in two Rwandan cities and delivers as much as 600 meals a day. Whereas Jumia left the small Rwandan market on the finish…