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Breast cancer has cost seven African economies more than $10 billion in lost productivity, according to new research unveiled during Africa Press Day 2026 held in Nairobi. The findings highlight the growing economic burden of cancer across the continent and reinforce calls for stronger investment in women’s health systems. The two-day forum brought together journalists from nine African countries alongside policymakers, economists, and public health experts. The event...
Africa is steadily strengthening its voice on the global stage as culture, diplomacy, innovation, and creative industries expand the continent’s global influence. While economic growth and natural resources remain important, many African nations now project power through culture, media, diplomacy, and international engagement. The 2026 Brand Finance Global Soft Power Index highlights how countries shape global perception and influence international audiences. The ranking measures global reputation through perception...
Rwanda generated about $161.5 million in tourism revenue from foreign visitors between November 2025 and January 2026, new data from the National Institute of Statistics of Rwanda shows. The figures highlight the country’s rising profile as one of Africa’s fastest-growing travel destinations. International visitors spent approximately RWF 236 billion on travel services during the three-month period. Air travellers drove most of that spending. Visitors arriving by air contributed...
African markets interpret corporate decisions long before official statements are issued, according to Laila Bastati, Chief Commercial Officer at APO Group. Bastati warned that companies operating across the continent risk weakening trust, slowing regulatory approvals, and losing talent when communication is treated as an afterthought instead of a strategic priority. In her commentary titled In Africa, There Is No ‘Later’, Laila argued that many multinational executives finalize decisions privately...
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