- Kenya to host Africa Blockchain Festival 2026 in October
- Africa Must Build Its Own Fertiliser Security
- Kenya’s diesel costs fell 24% in July but prices at the pump didn’t move a shilling. Why?
- CMA gives nod to seven new investment funds as Kenya’s product range expands
- Africa’s family business succession crisis spurs training push as $2.5 trillion wealth transfer looms
- Kenya’s CMA greenlights first local ETF in push for regional hub status
- EABL’s net profit surges to $1.12bn as African market powers Diageo’s growth
- Kenya’s NCBA’s regional bet pays off, positioning lender for South Africa’s Nedbank era
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An easing of the Gulf crisis is the moment to move Africa’s fertiliser security agenda from emergency response to structural transformation: an affordable, climate-smart,…
Zhu Ruowan, the Editor, CGTN Global Business, argues that China’s…
When governments across East Africa talk about economic diversification, tourism…
Unreported mergers and acquisitions, false advertising, or aggressive marketing tactics all place the farmer, the…
The DRC is facing one of the deadliest and longest-running civil war crises The precariousness…
UNCTAD World Investment Report 2021 specifically states that “Greenfield investments in industry and new infrastructure investment projects in developing countries were hit especially hard.”
These financial flows of investment dollars have deep-rooted implications for Africa in the sense that they are vital for sustainable development in less developed and poorer countries.
The decline in investment flows was disproportionately skewed towards developed countries where FDI fell by 58 per cent according to UNCTAD. Investment flows in developing economies fell by a moderate 8 per cent mainly because of resilient flows in Asia.
On a spiritual level, the fracturing of the relationship between the people and the land as urbanisation kicked in with a vengeance is causing lasting and severe damage to the environment and the population’s food security.
The curious thing to a British observer is that nearly all of the people of my age (more than 50 years!) whom I know and who are at the top of their professions in finance, government, trade, hospitality or retail are also…..farmers.
In fact, I know hardly anyone who came to the big city seeking an escape from rural ways who is not now farming in the village or on the outskirts of their city. Many times I see them a good deal more excited about their crops than they are about their balance sheets.
The western countries have halted overseas fossil fuel financing, a decision that has raised the…
Climate change in Africa costs a lot, and climate extremes hit the region hardest. Between…
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