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Bank of Ghana Backs IFC–Access Bank $134 Million Deal to Strengthen Ghana’s Cocoa Value Chain

January 28, 2026

Ghana’s cocoa industry has received a major financial boost as Access Bank Ghana PLC and the International Finance Corporation (IFC) signed a $134 million risk-sharing agreement to improve liquidity across the cocoa value chain, with strong focus on Licensed Buying Companies (LBCs). The Bank of Ghana has endorsed the initiative, describing it as a timely intervention for one of the country’s most critical export sectors. Speaking at the...

African Entrepreneurs Show Why Global Brands Start at Home

January 24, 2026

Africa has never been a place of limitation. Its strength lies in its depth, originality, and the stories embedded in its soil, textiles, and traditions. Today, a new wave of African entrepreneurs is proving that global relevance doesn’t require leaving the continent, it starts with embracing local excellence. Vimbai Masiyiwa, a trailblazer in African entrepreneurship, captures this philosophy perfectly: “A brand becomes global the moment it stops chasing...

OPEC Fund Deepens AfDB Partnership in Côte d’Ivoire to Unlock $1.5bn Development Push Across Africa

January 14, 2026

The OPEC Fund for International Development has reinforced its long-standing partnership with the African Development Bank Group during a high-level official mission to Côte d’Ivoire, signaling renewed momentum for sustainable development financing across Africa. Led by OPEC Fund President Abdulhamid Alkhalifa, the visit focused on expanding strategic cooperation with the AfDB while accelerating joint investments in critical sectors that drive economic growth, infrastructure expansion, and social inclusion on...

Morocco, Egypt Lead Africa’s Tourism Boom

January 13, 2026

Morocco and Egypt are no longer just historic postcards of Africa’s past. They are fast becoming blueprints for the continent’s tourism future. In 2025, both nations rewrote the travel record books. Morocco welcomed 19.8 million visitors, a 14% jump from the previous year. Egypt followed closely with 19 million arrivals, marking a powerful 21% surge. Together, they confirmed what industry insiders already sensed: Africa’s tourism revival is no longer a...

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