Cryptocurrency
Sub-Saharan Africa is rapidly emerging as a global hotspot for cryptocurrency adoption, driven by a confluence of economic challenges and a digitally native population seeking alternative financial solutions. As of October 2025, the region has cemented its position as the third-fastest-growing crypto market worldwide, with on-chain value surging to over
Africa
Africa's economic landscape, from late 2024 through mid-2025, has been a testament to both remarkable resilience and persistent vulnerability. Despite a projected growth trajectory, the continent continues to grapple with a formidable array of global headwinds, most notably the erratic fluctuations in commodity prices. These price swings, impacting
Africa
As the global demand for critical minerals skyrockets, fueled by the accelerating energy transition, Africa stands at a pivotal juncture. The continent, endowed with vast reserves of cobalt, lithium, graphite, manganese, and other essential components for green technologies, is increasingly recognized not just as a source of raw materials, but
African Cities
African cities are at a critical juncture, facing an escalating crisis of land affordability as property increasingly transforms from a communal or social asset into a pure commodity. This shift, driven by rapid urbanization, foreign investment, and speculative practices, is pushing land prices to unprecedented heights, making homeownership a distant
Africa
In a significant stride towards self-reliance and sustainable development, African nations are increasingly harnessing the power of space technology to address pressing challenges and unlock unprecedented growth opportunities. This strategic embrace of satellite communications, Earth observation, and navigation systems is not merely about launching rockets; it represents a profound shift
Gold
Accra, Ghana – September 25, 2025 – Ghana, long recognized as Africa's leading gold producer, is poised to dramatically transform its role in the global gold market. The Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod), the nation's sole authority for gold trade, has initiated pivotal discussions with the Ghana Commodity Exchange