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Morocco’s geopolitical gambit: How Rabat is turning its gateway to Europe into power

From Ceuta and migration to ports, trade and the 2030 World Cup, Morocco is using its geography to strengthen its hand with Europe and Africa.

Osun Election 2026: Adeleke victory reshapes Tinubu’s 2027 power map

South Africa’s R500 million Spaza Fund: Who will really benefit?

A government programme aimed at strengthening township retailers is moving forward, but questions over ownership, licensing and accountability remain.

Cameroon’s new gold rush: Can mining beat oil?

Cameroon is betting on a new generation of mines to transform public revenue and reduce its dependence on crude oil.

Africa grows the cocoa. Europe controls the rules. Who makes the money?

West Africa produces most of the world's cocoa, but Europe's new deforestation rules could reshape the cost, power and profits of the global chocolate trade.

Zambia’s copper boom: Who really owns the wealth?

Zambia’s copper industry is attracting billions in new investment. But as production rises, the bigger question is who will capture the wealth.

Nathan Kirsh cosses $20 bllion: How the African billionaire built his fortune

How Nathan Kirsh built one of Africa’s biggest fortunes through food distribution.

Uganda Oil: Who will make money from the $10 billion oil boom?

Uganda's first oil is moving closer to commercial production, opening a multibillion-dollar opportunity for the government, international oil companies, investors and local busines

Who Owns Nairobi Garage? Ownership, founders and key executives

Nairobi Garage grew from an office-space solution linked to 88mph into one of Kenya's best-known coworking and flexible workspace brands.

Africa’s business activity hits a seven-month high

Stronger demand, easing inflation and improving confidence are giving African businesses a firmer start to the second half of 2026.