Supporting champions of early childhood development in rural hinterlands
By Saul Molobi New Eersterus, Hammanskraal — On the latest stop of her mission to uplift African communities, Sithembile S’the…
Ama’2K_Entertainers: Rising stars of Amapiano dance culture
By Saul Molobi Emerging from the vibrant township of KwaThema, Ama’2K_Entertainers is a talented group of five young amapiano dancers…
Publisher’s Comment: Embracing the ‘Madness’ to Transform Africa: Entrepreneurship as the path to a self-sufficient future
“You cannot carry out fundamental change without a certain amount of madness. In this case, it comes from nonconformity, the…
Editorial Comment: A Vision for Growth – Insights from the Kgalema Motlanthe Foundation’s Drakensberg Inclusive Growth Forum
You’ve probably read an article or two about the Kgalema Motlanthe Foundation and its annual Drakensberg Inclusive Growth Forum, which…
It is Time to Rethink GDP: Why Quality of Life Matters More
By Staff Reporter As the world strives for sustainable development, a pressing question arises: should we rethink what measures human…
Afreximbank Calls for Increased Collaboration to Accelerate the Green Energy Transition in Africa
*** L-R: Mr. Haytham Elmaayergi, Executive Vice President, Global Trade Bank at Afreximbank, H.E. Prof. Benedict Oramah, President and Chairman…
Investment indaba to propel Africa’s maritime future
By Staff Reporters Africa is poised to tap into its vast ocean economy, estimated at a staggering $3 trillion, by…
Mozambique: African Development Bank approves $54 million loan for Mozambique’s first wind energy project
By Olufemi Terry The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank has approved a loan of $54 million for…
African Development Bank Approves a $75 Million Participation in Export Trading Group’s Sustainability Linked Loan for Core Value Chain Financing Across Africa
By Kwasi Kpodo *** In the photo: AfDB Vice President Dr. Beth Dunford and Export Trading Group Chief Treasury Officer…
Beyond Survival: Eight Red Apples and the empowerment of Africa’s small traders
By Saul Molobi “Years ago, while walking through Turfontein, I came across a distraught woman selling only eight apples. She…