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In Focus
Economic Development
This beat covers micro and macro-economic issues, including policies, infrastructure, urbanization, FDI, the role of private sector, regional integration, debt, and recovery.
Africa’s critical minerals poised to power global green energy transition
At Africa Climate Summit 2025 leaders called for positioning of Africa to reap from its vast resources through value addition rather than continue with raw extraction
Beyond GABI 2025: Strategic partnerships to propel Africa’s economic growth
Africa’s unstoppable momentum on the world stage showcased its position as a hub of innovation, creativity, and investment
GABI 2025: Showcasing Africa as a driver of global trade
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On the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York, UN Global Compact’s Assistant Secretary-General Sanda Ojiambo makes a bold case for Africa to lead—not follow—global markets
GABI 2025 to showcase ‘Unstoppable Africa’ on global stage
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Leaders, CEOs, investors, and innovators converge in New York to spotlight ways Africa is shaping the future of global business.
Editor Picks
UNCTADAngolaA unique training programme – EMPRETEC - offered by UNCTAD sparks interest in entrepreneurship, with the youth leading the way
Africa youthCreating a skilled workforce requires better access to quality basic education
AngolaInfrastructure development is pivotal, as we work to create necessary transport links for diversifying into sectors like agroindustry and processing - Paul Akiwumi
UNDPAfrica UnionUnited Nations Development Business (UNDB) platform offers a one-stop shop for global tendering information from development banks and other financial institutions.
Africa Industrialization DayUN Secretary General’s message on Africa Industrialization Day
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Africa’s single market could drive less energy-intensive economic growth while keeping greenhouse gas emissions low
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Trading is a driver for mobility, employment and social cohesion, particularly in cross-border areas
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8 countries kick off trade under African Continental Free Trade Area’s preferential terms in step towards One African Market
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— Akinwumi Adesina, President, African Development Bank