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The International Monetary Fund remains concerned over the spillover effects the raging conflict in the Middle East will have on trade and growth prospects for the MENA region as tensions remain elevated. 

IMF warns Middle East conflict compounding regional economic growth

Kenya’s tourism numbers are poised to soar on the backdrop of pent up demand from global markets. 

Leisure travel tipped to grow Kenya’s tourism earnings

Africa should diversify it’s sources of funding if the continent is to address its development challenges by taking advantage of the available liquidity across various financial institutions. 

Re-thinking capital and role of Africa club

President Ruto is set to travel to the United States of America for his first state visit with President Joe Biden in early May. Headlining the visit will be matters deepening trade as well as Kenya’s police deployment to Haiti. 

Haiti tops agenda ahead of President Ruto US state visit

Investments in Africa’s digital infrastructure remains vital if the continent is to create one common unified common market. 

Leveraging technology to leafprog Africa’s economic growth

Imagine interacting with government services that are not only efficient but also user-friendly and accessible. That's the promise of digitalization through design. 

Design-driven approach to public service digitalization in Africa

Enhancing access to digital infrastructure including broadband, mobile telecom and internet, will not only build an inclusive and vibrant digital economy, but also present a huge investment opportunity in Africa. 

Enhancing access to digital infrastructure in Africa

Africa’s food crisis could further worsen and create deeper economic shocks if the continent continues to lag behind in fertilizer use. 

Tackling Africa’s fertiliser crisis tipped to fix food shocks

Mobilizing finance and tackling development crisis remained a central focus as African Leaders converged in Kenya’s Capital for this year’s Heads of State Summit in Nairobi. 

What to expect as IDA21 State Summit kicks off in Kenya

The concept of open networks or network disaggregation is gaining traction as a way to build more agile and cost-effective networks on how to accelerate this trend. 

Unlocking the potential of network disaggregation

According to the African Development Bank Group, Africa spends $35 billion annually on food imports, with this figure projected to rise if the current trend continues.

Investing in agricultural mechanisation in Africa

Exploring the imperative role of security amidst Africa's AI-driven digital revolution, from scaling connectivity for rural growth to ensuring robust e-commerce platforms.


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