Sports
Rwanda’s $1 billion bet on Formula 1: Who will own Africa’s next global racing hub?
Rwanda’s Formula 1 ambition is about more than racing, it is a calculated attempt to turn Bugesera into Africa’s next investment and luxury destination.
Tag: Africa
Economy
Africa is growing at 4.3%. So who actually owns the growth?
Africa's growth is accelerating, but the real contest is over who captures wealth, jobs, assets and economic power across societies.
Health
Zambia draws a line on data and still secures $1.5 billion from Washington
Zambia's health deal with Washington shows how African states can demand development finance while protecting data, resources and negotiating sovereignty.
Business
Kenya wants to build Africa’s electric-car future: Inside the $3 billion EV bet
Kenya’s electric vehicle ambition is becoming an industrial strategy, testing whether Africa can move beyond importing technology to building it.
Health
Ebola reaches Kenya: Is America’s retreat from Africa making the crisis worse?
Kenya's Ebola case exposes how weakened global solidarity, shrinking health diplomacy and Africa's interconnected borders can turn local outbreaks into regional emergencies.
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.
Geopolitics
Egypt builds a Red Sea coalition as Ethiopia tensions rise
Egypt is aligning Horn of Africa partners around Nile security, Red Sea sovereignty, Sudan’s war and Ethiopia’s growing regional ambitions.
Diplomacy
Tanzania turns Arusha into a global diplomatic capital
Tanzania is using parliamentary diplomacy to deepen its influence, widen partnerships and strengthen Arusha’s role in global affairs.
Migration Crisis
Why 20,000 Ethiopian migrants are crossing into Djibouti
Ethiopia’s migration through Djibouti reveals how jobs, climate stress, smuggling and Gulf demand are reshaping the Horn’s economic geography.
Health
Kenya’s new invisible front: Ebola puts East Africa’s borders under pressure
Kenya’s first imported Ebola case exposes the limits of border screening and challenges East Africa to rethink health security, mobility and preparedness.