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The East African Community has been deemed as the most integrated trading bloc in the continent. 

EAC customs union on track but more tech integration to drive Africa trade

African countries are teaming up with their gulf counterparts in driving export-led growth in the minerals sector which has enormous potential to leapfrog several economies. 

Export oriented manufacturing key to global growth

International trade with Africa has continued to be on a decline standing at a mere 2 per cent as global fragilities continue to widen. 

Why Africa must seize the moment to make AfCFTA work

Biden's trip to Angola could have significant implications for the critical minerals space, especially with the Lobito Corridor playing a central role in Angola's mineral exports and the broader African mining landscape. 

Lobito minerals corridor on the agenda in Biden's Angola visit 

4G Capital has aided small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) financing through its innovative lending model, combining capital with enterprise training. 

4G Capital on growth of SMEs through lending model

Kenya’s and East Africa’s agricultural backbone is under immense pressure. Climate change, deforestation, harmful pesticides, and soil erosion threaten its sustainability, impacting livelihoods and our global food supply. 

Africa at crossroads to combat climate change 

Rwanda’s fixed income and equities market continued with a solid trajectory with t-bills being oversubscribed as investors piled up demand for Government paper. 

Rwanda market watch: Treasury bills remained oversubscribed

The East African Community marked its 25th anniversary on November 30, 2024, with Kenya’s President William Ruto elected as Chair. 

EAC at 25 & Kenya's leadership in shaping the region's future

Over two decades, the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) has invested over $110 billion, saving 25 million lives and transforming healthcare systems in Africa. 

Investments in combating HIV/AIDS & PEPFAR’S $110bn legacy

As businesses face pressure to do more with less, human resources technology is transforming human resources into a strategic driver. From streamlining tasks to enhancing engagement, automation is boosting efficiency and delivering measurable ROI. 

Leveraging HR tech to drive automation and business efficiency

From training as an apprentice chef at the Norfolk Hotel in Nairobi Kenya to now owning one of the top brands in Kenya’s capital, Café Deli, the story of Obadoh Obadoh is one of sheer resilience and foresight. 

Africa a dynamic market for startup businesses

Africa is losing close to 3 per cent of its GDP to illicit financial flows majorly linked to tax avoidance to profit shifting by multinationals which is crippling economic growth across the continent. 

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