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Agribusiness including the entire agriculture and livestock sector represents approximately 17 per cent of Senegal’s GDP. The agriculture sector is…
In Berlin, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz says his country will invest 4 billion euros in Africa’s green energy until 2030.…
High protection and heavy import dependency have left industries in Africa poorly prepared for international competition. The tendency of many…
Africa’s infrastructure gaps hinder populations from accessing healthcare, education, trade hubs, and economic opportunities. Africa has only 53 per cent…
The African Development Bank (AfDB) has initiated a five-year plan to stimulate growth in South Africa, the continent’s most advanced economy. Dubbed the Country Strategy Paper (CSP) 2023-2028, AfDB has outlined two main lines of action. The Bank aims to enhance governance while deploying strategies to revamp the private sector.
Concerning governance, CSP 2023-2028 will support the South African government in its efforts to address persistent structural challenges. This approach aims to promote industrialisation and establish a faster, more inclusive growth trajectory to combat poverty.
Investors from Ireland and Nordic countries are encouraged to consider Africa a promising destination for their investments, as the continent holds significant growth potential.
This call comes after an official visit by Prof. Kevin Chika Urama, the Chief Economist of the African Development Bank Group, to Denmark, Finland, Ireland, Norway, and Sweden.
The 1,028km highway will connect economic capitals of five West African countries, part of Ecowas economic block. Estimates show the…
ECOWAS, AfDB Group hold consultations on West Africa Regional Integration Strategy Paper (RISP) 2020-2025. Consultations focused on current issues around…
AfDB’s Africa Climate Risk Insurance Facility for Adaptation will insulate the agricultural sector against losses. The product will boost countries’…
Youth leaders, entrepreneurs and policymakers presented the Africa Youth Climate Assembly Declaration to Kenya’s President William Ruto, and African Development…