Africa and the New Cold War: Africa’s development depends on regional ownership of its security
Africa must reduce foreign involvement in its security and development, writes Hippolyte Fofack.
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Do we have what it takes to be One Africa?
Africans have more in common with each other than differences, so why does the dream of a One Africa, as envisaged by Kwame Nkrumah, remain so elusive? asks Moky Makura
Private sector role vital for food security in Africa
Africa only trades a fraction of its food intra-regionally. This can change with the AfCFTA, which will enable the private sector to play a far greater and more beneficial role in the production and distribution of food. Neil Ford investigates.
UK to join Africa on growth journey
A new raft of agreements is set to multiply trade volumes between Africa and the UK for mutual benefit, as the UK Prime Minister’s Trade Envoy to Uganda, Rwanda and DRC, Lord Dolar Popat, explains.
Harnessing soft power: The new face of African collaboration
How can Africa optimise its creative industries and harness its soft power? A virtual seminar brought together some of Africa’s leading voices. Neil Ford reports.
Benedict Oramah: International trade is a game of survival of the fittest
In a wide-ranging interview, Professor Benedict Oramah, the President of Afreximbank, shares his philosophical insights on Africa’s place in the world today.