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South Africa has resumed large-scale maize exports as forecasts point to what could become the largest maize harvest in the country’s history, reinforcing its position as Africa’s leading grain producer and a critical supplier to regional food markets. The latest…
Africa may be sitting on one of the world’s most underleveraged economic opportunities. Despite its vast cultural heritage, wildlife reserves, coastlines and historical landmarks, the continent still attracts only 5% of global international tourist arrivals annually. For IFC Regional Vice…
Africa may be sitting on one of the world’s biggest untapped financial opportunities, yet the continent still struggles to finance roads, railways, ports, electricity and industrial growth. The contradiction is striking. African governments continue borrowing billions from foreign investors at…
The latest 2025 Real Economic Development (RED) Index has reshaped the conversation around Africa’s industrial future, revealing a sharp divide between ambition and readiness across the continent. The report, released by the Business Council for Africa on May 6, 2026,…
The old story that Africa is still trying to catch up with the developed world is becoming harder to defend. According to Ray Langa, the reality is very different. In his view, Africa has already built many of the business…
Africa is stepping into a defining moment as its internal financial strength begins to outpace reliance on foreign funding. Fresh insights from the Africa Finance Corporation’s 2026 infrastructure report reveal that the continent now holds more than $2 trillion in…
Africa’s economic story in 2026 is one of contrasts, ambition, and evolving wealth distribution. A new ranking by the HelloSafe Prosperity Index places Seychelles firmly at the top, highlighting how smaller economies can outperform larger ones when growth aligns with…
Africa’s tourism sector stands at a turning point, with projections showing it could generate as much as $322 billion by 2035. The continent already offers diverse travel experiences, from wildlife safaris and coastal cities to cultural heritage and island escapes.…
African foreign exchange markets showed signs of caution in March 2026 as currency gains slowed across the continent. While a few currencies recorded mild appreciation, the broader trend pointed to consolidation after stronger momentum in February. Data compiled from central…
Africa’s oil market in 2026 is entering a decisive phase as production strength collides with long-standing refining challenges. Although the continent controls roughly 7–8% of global proven crude oil reserves, it still struggles to convert that advantage into downstream value.…