USAID's green energy programs have maximized harm to the developing world, according to former official
A former official at the U.S. Agency for International Development called out USAID's green energy programs as especially harmful for developing nations at a U.S. House hearing.
IPPMEDIA21h
The long winding road to Africa’s infrastructure development
For example, the Chinese have the Belt and Road Initiative, and the Europeans have the Global Gateway. “PIDA should be the building block for infrastructure partnerships with non-African countries and ...
The Africa Report11h
For a successful integration, Africa needs an operating system update
High costs, indirect routes and sluggish trade are holding Africa back. But with the AfCFTA’s promise and a fast-growing ...
African Development Bank3h
Ringfencing Africa’s inclusive growth: African Development Bank to present its African Financing Stability Mechanism at AU Summit
The African Development Bank is set to present a groundbreaking initiative at this year’s African Union Summit to address the continent’s pressing liquidity needs for debt refinancing. The proposed ...
Business and Financial Times on MSN5h
Abidjan-Lagos Corridor holds key to West Africa’s trade boom- ICC Ghana
By Buertey Francis BORYORThe Secretary-General of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Ghana, Mr. Emmanuel Doni-Kwame ...
West Africa Newsletter15h
Cameroon, Congo First trucks for Mbalam-Nabeba iron ore project due in Kribi port
Development works for the Mbalam-Nabeba cross-border iron ore mining project may soon commence. An official ceremony to mark the handover of equipment required to launch operations is due to be held ...