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Fynd Expands into South Africa, Onboards Surtee Group as Unified Commerce Partner

Fynd, an AI-native retail technology platform backed by Reliance Retail Ventures Limited, has officially entered the South African market, marking a major milestone in Africa’s fast-evolving digital retail landscape. The company announced Surtee Group. one of South Africa’s most established…

Published by ttybrandafrica
December 16, 2025

Africa

Africa Must Scale Factoring Volumes to Unlock SME-Led Economic Transformation – Afreximbank

Africa must significantly boost its factoring volumes to at least €240 billion to close the continent’s SME financing gap and drive transformative economic growth, the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) has stated. Speaking at Afreximbank’s annual Factoring Workshop in Abidjan, Mrs.…

Published by ttybrandafrica
December 16, 2025

Africa

Africa’s AI Revolution Could Add $1 Trillion to GDP by 2035 – AfDB Report

Africa could generate up to $1 trillion in additional Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by 2035 through the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI), according to a new report released by the African Development Bank (AfDB). The report, titled Africa’s AI Productivity Gain: Pathways to Labour…

Published by ttybrandafrica
December 16, 2025

Digital Cover

I am very encouraged to see the growth of Sudanese filmmaking over the past few years, with more artists rising to the challenge of becoming filmmakers–Suzannah Mirghani

For those meeting you for the first time through this feature, how would you introduce yourself, and what first drew you into filmmaking? I am a Sudanese-Russian writer, researcher, and filmmaker. I grew up in a multicultural, multigenerational household, influenced…

Published by ttybrandafrica
December 15, 2025

Creatives

Suzannah Mirghani’s Cotton Queen Reinvents Sudanese Storytelling, Confronts Colonial Memory and Womanhood Trauma

Sudanese–Russian filmmaker Suzannah Mirghani has released her debut feature film, Cotton Queen, a powerful exploration of Sudan’s colonial past, generational trauma, and the lived experiences of Sudanese women. The film, which premiered at the 2025 Venice International Film Festival’s International Critics’…

Published by ttybrandafrica
December 9, 2025

Africa

Africa Needs $375 Billion to Unlock Natural Gas Potential as Demand Rises

Africa will require an estimated $375 billion over the next decade to fully develop its upstream and midstream natural gas sector, according to new projections presented by the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) at the MSGBC Oil, Gas & Power 2025 conference in Senegal. With 17 high-impact…

Published by ttybrandafrica
December 9, 2025

Industry News

AFRAA Announces Historic Rollout of Free Route Airspace in West & Central Africa, Ushering in a New Era for African Aviation

The African Airlines Association (AFRAA) has announced a major breakthrough for the continent’s aviation sector with the full operational deployment of Free Route Airspace (FRA) across the West and Central Africa (WACAF) region, effective 30 October 2025. The development, which…

Published by ttybrandafrica
December 9, 2025

Industry News

Cabo Verde Unveils Major Expansion of Cabeolica Wind Farm and Battery Storage Backed by AFC’s Catalytic Financing

Cabo Verde has inaugurated a major expansion of its pioneering Cabeolica Wind Farm and Battery Energy Storage System (BESS), a milestone strengthened by Africa Finance Corporation’s (AFC) €55 million bridge financing that fast-tracked delivery and reinforced the island nation’s clean-energy…

Published by ttybrandafrica
December 9, 2025

News

Bank of Ghana Moves to Rebalance Reserves With Partial Gold Divestment

The Bank of Ghana says it has begun a strategic rebalancing of its foreign reserves, including a measured divestment of part of its gold holdings as it restructures its long-term reserve portfolio. The adjustment forms part of the Bank’s broader…

Published by ttybrandafrica
December 9, 2025

Africa

Morocco, Egypt, Nigeria and Tanzania Power Africa’s Unprecedented Surge in Global Tourist Arrivals

Morocco has joined a powerful lineup of African nations including Uganda, Egypt, Nigeria, South Africa, Tanzania, Ethiopia and Zambia, in driving an impressive surge in global tourism growth this year, reinforcing Africa’s rising dominance as one of the world’s fastest-growing…

Published by ttybrandafrica
December 9, 2025

Fynd Expands into South Africa, Onboards Surtee Group as Unified Commerce Partner

Africa Must Scale Factoring Volumes to Unlock SME-Led Economic Transformation – Afreximbank

Africa’s AI Revolution Could Add $1 Trillion to GDP by 2035 – AfDB Report

I am very encouraged to see the growth of Sudanese filmmaking over the past few years, with more artists rising to the challenge of becoming filmmakers–Suzannah Mirghani

Suzannah Mirghani’s Cotton Queen Reinvents Sudanese Storytelling, Confronts Colonial Memory and Womanhood Trauma

Africa Needs $375 Billion to Unlock Natural Gas Potential as Demand Rises

AFRAA Announces Historic Rollout of Free Route Airspace in West & Central Africa, Ushering in a New Era for African Aviation

Cabo Verde Unveils Major Expansion of Cabeolica Wind Farm and Battery Storage Backed by AFC’s Catalytic Financing

Bank of Ghana Moves to Rebalance Reserves With Partial Gold Divestment

Morocco, Egypt, Nigeria and Tanzania Power Africa’s Unprecedented Surge in Global Tourist Arrivals

Inside the Event That Brought Africa’s Biggest Leaders Together to Shape the Continent’s Future

Sir Dr Emeka Offor Honoured As Vanguard Businessman of The Year

These Two Entrepreneurs Are Building Africa’s Next Global Rum Brand From Scratch in Rwanda

Africa Will Drive the Future Global Economy: Dr. Akinwumi Adesina

Emmanuel Kiyonga Develops Drug To Cure Breast Cancer

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