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Revitalizing African Economies Through Private Sector Investment The economic landscape across Africa has faced significant turbulence over recent years, straining the financial reserves of numerous nations. In light of these fiscal challenges, the World Bank's recent report, published on July 16, underscores the critical need for African countries to rally private sector investments and resources. Albert Zeufack, World Bank’s Chief Economist for Africa, was quoted saying, "Mobilizing private sector investments is…

On Tuesday, March 29, in Blida, Algeria, which won the first round (1-0), will host Cameroon for the epilogue of the qualifying campaign for the 2022 World Cup. About Algeria and Cameroon participated in the 2014 World Cup in Brazil and missed the 2018 edition…

Appealing to investors to save the black rhinos is the idea of ​​the World Bank, which on March 31 will issue a $ 150 million loan in "Rhino Bonds". Investors who buy these bonds will only be paid if the goals for the growth of the black rhino population in…

After a draw against the Democratic Republic of Congo in the first round (1-1), Morocco is in a favorable draw before the return match on Tuesday, March 29 in Casablanca. In the event of Morocco's victory, Vahid Halilhodzicre will find the lawns for a World Cup…

In Madagascar, the photographer and documentary photographer Rijasolo was awarded by the World Press Photo jury within the class "Africa, long-term projects". For the previous ten years, this emblematic photographer from Madagascar has instructed the story of…

The finish of the World Water Summit in Dakar. The state of affairs is critical. Not for everybody ...

The African qualifiers for the 2022 World Cup end on March 25 and 29 with the final rounds at home and away. Presentation of the confrontations DR Congo-Morocco, Cameroon-Algeria, Mali-Tunisia, Ghana-Nigeria and Egypt-Senegal, whose winners will compete in the…

In Juba, South Sudanese ministers joined the World Bank and FAO to launch a new report proposing that the country be restored on the road to development by transforming agriculture. By 2022, more than 70% of South Sudanese will need food donations to survive.…

Chébé is a miracle plant used in Chad to promote hair growth. A true ancestor's beauty ritual that women have used for millennia. A young entrepreneur decided to turn this traditional recipe into a popular product and sell it beyond Chad.

World Bank approves USD 100 million for health services in Somalia MOGADISHU, Somalia -- The World Bank announced Thursday that it has approved a total of US $ 100 million to help improve health services in Somalia. The project, the World Bank's 30-year investment in Somalia's health sector, which aims to improve health services is funded by a $ 75 million grant from International Development…