The government of Zambia has announced a reduction in interest rates on student loans from 15 per cent to 10 per cent, effective January 2024. The cost of pursuing higher education can be a significant financial burden for many students and their families. In Zambia,…
Cash-strapped Kenyan startup Twiga Foods has raised an undisclosed funding amidst operational restructuring attributed to tough market conditions. The firm…
The Commonwealth Secretary-General Patricia Scotland KC has called for accelerated action on the climate crisis in light of intensifying threats…
Fintech Verto has partnered with UBA Bank to launch a cross-border payment solution in East Africa, starting with Kenya. Verto’s…
Mozambique’s Green Energy Transition Strategy (ETS) to drastically reduce its dependence on fossil fuels. As a nation with one of…
Fintech Verto has partnered with UBA Bank to launch a cross-border payment…
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The government of Zambia has announced a reduction in interest rates on student loans from 15 per cent to 10 per cent, effective January…
Mozambique’s Green Energy Transition Strategy (ETS) to drastically reduce its dependence on…
A groundbreaking initiative, the SEMA ReACT (SEvere MAlaria treatment with Rectal artesunate and Artemisinin-based Combination Therapy [in remote settings]) consortium, marks a fresh collaboration between Africa and Europe. This study addresses the knowledge gap surrounding an intervention designed to provide a critical time buffer for seeking additional care in remote settings where transferring to health facilities is difficult.
As Angola President João Manuel Gonçalves Lourenço visits the White House on Thursday, November 30, the US is poised to strengthen a complex alliance developed during the past three decades of diplomatic ties between the two countries. Going beyond the usual protocol, this visit exemplifies the growing bond between two countries sharing common ideals with hope for a bright and safe future.Â
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Annual tourist arrivals to the EAC are anticipated to increase to about 14.05 million by 2025, from the 7.2 million…
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Africa has today emerged as a fertile ground for groundbreaking startups. As 2024 approaches, the continent’s startup scene is buzzing with activity, marked by impressive funding rounds and strategic expansions. This trend is a fleeting moment and a testament to African entrepreneurship’s resilient and dynamic spirit.
The Exchange Africa spotlights five startups thriving and redefining the business landscape in their respective sectors. From renewable energy solutions in the Democratic Republic of Congo to digital health platforms in Kenya, these companies embody the ingenuity and potential of Africa’s business ecosystem. They attract significant investment and are poised to substantially impact their communities.
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World Bank foresees $12 billion in support for Kenya between 2023 and…
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The Horn of Africa has been grappling with the most severe drought…
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Cash-strapped Kenyan startup Twiga Foods has raised an undisclosed funding amidst operational…
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has committed an additional $938 million to Kenya as part of a strategy to stabilise the country’s economy.
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Under President Samia Suluhu Hassan, Tanzania has seen significant economic transformation, culminating…