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They will also receive comprehensive mentorship and coaching as part of a 12-month accelerator program. This year’s focus was on…

CBZ Holdings, FBC Holdings, and ZB Financial Holdings have all played a pivotal role in shaping Zimbabwe’s banking sector this…

Artificial Intelligence (AI) offers new job opportunities for tech-savvy African graduates. African policymakers must, however, protect current employees from job…

Econet Wireless Zimbabwe, a Telecommunications company founded by Strive Masiyiwa, has introduced the country’s first eSIM service. eSIM is a…

Chido Mpemba is the youngest senior official in the African Union and advocates for young Africans to have a prominent…

RBZ Governor John Mangudya revealed that as of July 21st, the bank had conducted 11 issuances of GBDT. The Governor…

Africa is home to nearly all the valuable minerals that are essential to generating wealth, producing commodities, and advancing technology. Approximately 30 per cent of the world’s mineral reserves are in Africa, but most mineral-rich countries remain poor with little to celebrate. Some of the key minerals found in Africa include oil, diamonds, gold, silver, copper, cobalt, coal, iron ore, uranium, and platinum.

Commodity exchanges are organized marketplaces that facilitate the trading of agricultural commodities such as grains, livestock, and even precious metals.…

Africa’s e-mobility is gaining momentum, largely driven by the daunting climate change crisis, fueling the need to decarbonize transport systems. African countries remain in pursuit of e-mobility solutions and advancement to low-carbon economies. Africa’s endowment with minerals key to the global green transition offers a significant advantage.

Africa has huge potential to power global supply chains for automobiles, handsets, food, renewable energy, and healthcare. The value of the…