.
In Focus
Economic Development
Feeding Africa: Women farmers key to ending hunger
Social Protection
Building resilient food systems in Africa begin with inclusive agriculture
Boosting women’s digital entrepreneurship in Burkina Faso, Congo, Ethiopia & Namibia
UNECA has launched a new initiative to equip women entrepreneurs with digital and financial skills while helping governments build more inclusive digital economies
Africa’s Fourth Industrial Decade: From political mandate to industrial transformation
Social Protectiondebt
The UN has proclaimed 2026-2035 as the Fourth Industrial Development Decade for Africa (IDDA IV). What opportunities are there for Africa?
In Sierra Leone, a journey from the shadows of survival to the promise of opportunity
Social Protectiondebt
Moinjama Bockarie’s story shows how empowering women can help rebuild their lives and drive change
Editor Picks
Farah Emara’s agri-tech start-up connects fresh fruit and vegetables farmers to buyers by leveraging data and technology
African DescentEpsy Alejandra Campbell Barr, Chair of the Permanent Forum on People of African Descent, emphasizes the need for African descendants and Africans to collaborate in addressing common challenges
UNECA’s Hanan Morsy also called for digitalization of tax filing, removal of tax exemptions and ensuring prudent public spending.
Green bonds through public private partnerships can fund such projects and programmes
African DevelopmentGreen bonds through public private partnerships can fund such projects and programmes.
AfCFTAWomen EmpowermentPolicies must ensure benefits of economic growth are equitably distributed, with a particular focus on gender inclusivity.
AfCFTAAngolaEmpretec training programme by UNCTAD is equipping them with the knowledge to explore new sustainable business opportunities.
AngolaUNCTADThe people-centered, policy-backed and productive capacity-driven programme of the UN Conference on Trade and Development.
AfCFTAThe continent's economic growth is expected to inch up to 3.5 per cent
agricultureCollective action in the form of women’s groups has greatly benefited women in negotiating access to land