Business
Egypt is building a new African business network: Here’s who stands to gain
Egypt is turning African diplomacy into a commercial network linking manufacturers, farmers, financiers and markets across the continent.
Tunde Bakare
Articles by Tunde Bakare
Politics
Libya: Who really owns the state?
Libya’s oil wealth is expanding, but political fragmentation exposes the deeper struggle over institutions, military power and national sovereignty.
Magazine
Who owns South Africa’s fuel infrastructure?
South Africa’s fuel shock exposes the hidden ownership, infrastructure and corporate power shaping prices paid by consumers and industry.
Health
Does health insurance in Africa really matter?
Across the continent, insurance schemes promise protection from medical bills, yet most people still pay from their own pockets.
Oil & Gas
How Samuel Dossou-Aworet built a $1.43 billion stake in Nigeria’s oil industry
A Benin-born engineer who once ran Gabon's national oil sector has quietly assembled one of Nigeria's largest energy fortunes today.
Real Estate
Inside Ethiopia’s 100 billion Birr housing finance push: Who will own the next property boom?
Ethiopia’s new mortgage refinance institution could reshape housing finance, banking, construction and property ownership as billions flow into homes.