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One of Africa’s biggest pipeline is the 4,100Km Trans-Sahara Gas Pipeline connecting Nigeria and Algeria oil fields. At 1,443Km East…
The hospitality industry is changing fast. When considering the future hotel experience, you are no longer just looking at a travel destination or a sleepover spot. Hotels of the future must offer more. An ‘augmented hospitality experience’ is what experts are calling it. Thus, stakeholders in Africa’s hospitality industry must explore ways to adapt.
Africa has huge potential to power global supply chains for automobiles, handsets, food, renewable energy, and healthcare. The value of the…
Africa’s vast untapped oil and gas reserves have the potential to reshape the continent’s energy landscape and stimulate sustainable economic…
Aggressive marketing campaigns targeting the younger demographic are significantly driving the choice of drinks. Health consciousness is not just a…
Egypt has overtaken Nigeria by raising $540 million in tech startup funding in the year to June 2023. This year,…
Nigeria’s telecommunication sector has attracted a total investment of $75.6 billion since 2021. Kenya’s Safaricom is also among the success…
In West Africa, half of the 11.6 million individuals, who were set to receive food aid between June to August,…
Coconut remains one of the most important and useful palms globally. The global coconut products market could reach $31.1 billion by 2026. This follows its increasing use in food, beverage, cosmetics, and other industries. There are opportunities in the global coconut industry for the African government and the private sector to explore and earn foreign exchange.
Population growth and economic development have necessitated speeding up and scaling up infrastructure development in Africa. Over 28 African nations have seen population growth of more than double in the last 30 years. The population of 26 other African countries will quadruple over the next 30 years. Consequently, funding for the continent’s infrastructure has become essential.