Multinational food manufacturer GBfoods has strengthened its commitment to Nigeria’s food industry with the launch of a state-of-the-art N5.5 billion ($14.5 million) factory for Bama Mayonnaise in…
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Africa’s education technology sector is living in two contradictory realities at once. The market numbers tell a story of extraordinary long-term promise:
Africa Clean Energy Finance Q1 2026: DFI Dominance, Commercial Bank Breakout, and the $8B Quarter That Rewrote the Investment Map
Q1 2026 produced more than $8 billion in committed clean energy capital across Africa. But the bigger story is structural: commercial banks are finally arriving on their own terms.
Africa’s Universities Fight for Global Recognition: What the 2025 Rankings Reveal
The University of Cape Town (UCT) has retained its title as Africa’s top-ranked institution, climbing two places to 171st in the QS World University Rankin
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The Nigerian film industry crossed a threshold in 2025 that industry analysts had long projected but few expected so soon: Nollywood films claimed 49.4% of
Africa’s Satellite Internet Price War Is Real. SMEs Are Still Paying Too Much.
Africa’s satellite internet competition is intensifying. We break down the economics and why SMEs are still overpaying for connectivity.
America’s Africa Energy Pivot: Clean Cooking and Critical Minerals Instead of Climate Aid
America’s Africa energy pivot in 2026: from Power Africa aid to DFC commercial lending, critical minerals extraction, and clean cooking market development.
Who Pays, Who Profits: The Unit Economics Behind Africa’s Coding Bootcamp Boom
Africa coding bootcamp unit economics — ALX, Moringa, Decagon cost structures, graduate outcomes, and employer-side value capture.
Africa’s Tech Brain Drain: Are Diaspora Return Programmes Actually Working?
Africa tech brain drain and diaspora return programmes — evidence on what works, what fails, and the structural pull factors that dominate.