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WHO Seeks $179 Million to Tackle Hunger in Parts of Africa

Adapting to the climate crisis will require everything from building sea walls to creating drought-resistant crops, a project that could cost developing countries anywhere...

Climate Change Risks Pose a $106 Billion Threat to African Banks

A recent report by Moody's has revealed that some African banks are still financing companies that are highly exposed to carbon emission risks, despite...

Kenya and South Africa: Top Picks for Wealthy Investors Eyeing African Real Estate Market

“The Wealth Report” by Knight Frank, has revealed that South Africa and Kenya are the preferred African states for wealthy individuals investing in...

Google Pledges $4 Million to Boost Africa’s Startup Ecosystem

Google has recently announced a program for black-founded startups in Africa and Europe. The company is offering a support package of up to $4...

Debt Distress Dominates UN Conference on Least Developed Countries in Qatar

World leaders are gathered in Doha, Qatar to offer international support for the poorer countries, the majority of which are from Africa. The leaders are...

Mixed Reactions for African Central Banks on Interest Rates Amid Inflation Fears

Egypt Surprise Rate Decision  The Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) retained interest rates in a surprise move, as the North African country continue to confront...

Dakar Summit: $160 billion infrastructure projects for Africa

The second Dakar Financing summit for Africa's Infrastructure Development took place in Senegal from January 25 to 27th with 69 infrastructure projects worth $160...

State of Africa’s Health, COVID-19 and the Disease Burden

The World Health Organization (WHO) has said the Covid-19 virus will remain a "permanently established pathogen" in humans and animals for the foreseeable future...

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