King Mohammed VI’s address at the opening of Morocco’s parliamentary year in Rabat was not a speech in the conventional sense. It was a diplomatic repositioning, one that inverted the familiar architecture of North-South negotiation by placing Morocco in the…
A Structural Gap, Not a Supply Problem The central argument is straightforward: Africa’s failure to deliver assistive technology at scale is not primarily a product shortage. It is a governance failure, rooted in weak public financing frameworks, fragmented health system…
A targeted enforcement operation by the Bank of Ghana has thrust a niche but growing segment of Accra’s informal economy into a sharp institutional spotlight, raising pointed questions about how central banks calibrate regulatory authority against the realities of street-level…
Ghana’s Public Accounts Committee convened on 6 October 2025 confronting a figure that demands more than routine parliamentary scrutiny: GH¢5.2 billion in financial irregularities recorded across Ministries, Departments, and Agencies, of which GH¢4.8 billion traces directly to tax infractions. The…
When Telecel Ghana’s External Affairs Director, Komla Buami, took the panel stage at the Executive Women’s Network’s tenth anniversary conference in Accra, the moment crystallised a question that sits at the heart of corporate governance across West Africa: does private…
Kenya’s coffee industry, once among the continent’s most celebrated agricultural export sectors, now faces a structural reckoning that extends well beyond farm-level productivity. At Science Summit Nairobi 2026, organised by Landscape Alliance, researchers, financiers, technology firms, and industry representatives converged…
Ghana’s President Joins African Heads of State in Alamein for Coordination Summit President John Dramani Mahama arrived in Alamein, Egypt, on Friday to attend the 8th African Union Mid-Year Coordination Summit, a gathering that brings together African heads of state…
A Forum, a Mandate, and an Unresolved Question When Kenya’s Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi addressed delegates ahead of the inaugural El Alamein Africa Business Forum and the eighth African Union Mid-Year Coordination Meeting in Egypt, he framed African unity…
Oxford Economics has now quantified what regional analysts have long argued: Nairobi is not merely a national economic centre but a continental financial node whose trajectory will shape East African integration for a generation. The question is whether Kenya’s institutional…
At the 81st UN General Assembly in New York, private sector leaders gathered on the sidelines to debate a question with direct consequences for West African economies: can market-driven investment, aligned with regional integration frameworks, deliver the structural growth that…
