DP World’s Luanda extension reveals how Gulf capital is reshaping African trade infrastructure through long-term concessions, logistics and strategic access.
Zambia's health deal with Washington shows how African states can demand development finance while protecting data, resources and negotiating sovereignty.
Tanzania is using parliamentary diplomacy to deepen its influence, widen partnerships and strengthen Arusha’s role in global affairs.
Behind Sudan's civil war lies a shadow gold economy stretching from Darfur's pits to Dubai's vaults, funding the fighting.
Kinshasa is locking down its geological archives, betting that owning the map matters more than owning the mine.
Africa’s next corporate giants may emerge from AI, energy, finance, mining, logistics and consumer markets rather than traditional industries.