The IMF said the biggest casualties from another disruption to the Strait of Hormuz will likely be smaller, oil-importing economies in sub-Saharan Africa.

Nine of the 10 participating African teams have progressed to the knockout stage.

The White House wants African deals but keeps cutting its diplomatic tools.

The UAE has become the main destination for conflict minerals from the Central African Republic, placing Dubai at the center of a lucrative trade in gold and diamonds, suggests a new report.

African talent has never been more prominent on the global stage, but migration continues to reshape who benefits from that success.

Republicans are looking to bolster Washington’s diplomatic capacity on a continent where the US is struggling to keep pace with rivals.

More entrepreneurs are getting rich despite difficult conditions, yet many remain reluctant to keep their capital in the markets that made them wealthy.

Beijing’s dependence on critical minerals is creating bargaining power for African governments — but debt pressures threaten to squander it.

Critics argue the measures could slow digital adoption and push more activity back toward cash-based channels.

That lofty ambition to connect over 3 billion people to the internet sits at the heart of Starlink, SpaceX’s satellite internet business.

Their exits leave an incoming Africa official with one less bridge to Capitol Hill at a fraught moment for US-Africa relations.

You can let someone else build the infrastructure, but you shouldn’t let them decide how it operates.