Africa’s development debate often begins with production: factories, farms, and industrial policy. But a quieter system determines whether that production...

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By Joep Schoof, chief operating officer at Valor Hospitality Partners Africa The conversation around African hospitality has shifted. For years,...

By Yvonne-Faith Elaigwu There is a woman I often think about when discussions turn to Nigeria’s new tax laws. She...

By Kehinde Ogundare, country head, Zoho Nigeria   For years, security for SMEs across sub-Saharan Africa meant metal grilles and alarm...

In Lagos, one of Africa’s most frenetic megacities, the first handshake with the wider world often happens on the tarmac...

Why factories, not frameworks will determine whether the AfCFTA becomes a platform for value creation or a highway for imports....

Africa’s constraint has never been the absence of assets. It has been the absence of agency. For decades, Africa’s minerals,...

European low-cost carrier Wizz Air has officially become the United Kingdom's most complained-about airline on a per-passenger basis, slowly edging...

On February 8, Emirates made history by flying the Airbus A350 to London Gatwick for the first time. It was...