Uganda loses 40,000 hectares of Natural Forests annually
If this trend continues unchecked, it could lead to the disappearance of these essential natural forests in the coming decades, along with a wealth of irreplaceable biodiversity.
Kenya’s miracle baby bishop killed in tragic road accident
He claimed to be able to make babies miraculously but turned out that, many of the mysterious cherubs were actually stolen
African Development Bank project restores electricity in Zimbabwe after the devastating Cyclone Idai
Among the hardest hit regions were Chimanimani and Chipinge, where the lifelines of modern life—electricity, roads, and water systems—were severed in a matter of hours.
Nearly 8 million people suffer from serious hunger crises in South Sudan and Mali
The UN report classified both countries as areas requiring the ‘highest level of concern,’ with warnings that their populations face the risk of famine or catastrophic conditions due to ongoing conflicts.
Rolls-Royce Expands African Footprint with New Regional Headquarters in Johannesburg
Rolls Royce's site consolidates core customer-facing functions into a central hub, including service coordination, spare parts storage, logistics, and technical training
Tanzania Ranked Best Safari Destination in East Africa through 3,100 reviews on SafariBookings
This is according to a comprehensive survey of more than 3,100 reviews written by experts and safari-goers, compiled by Safari Bookings.
President of Gabon visits Equatorial Guinea’s Golden Swan Industrial Project
During the visit, President Oligui Nguema and his delegation witnessed first-hand how Equatorial Guinea has achieved self-sufficiency in treating industrial and hazardous waste.
CityBlue launches ‘Le Mirage Residences,’ the tallest hotel in Kenya
This landmark collaboration will introduce a new paradigm of upscale residential living in Nairobi, with Le Mirage Residences by CityBlue poised to become one of Kenya’s tallest and most iconic towers.
African Development Bank approves Euro 19.6 million in financing Cabo Verde’s wind and battery storage capacity
The financing includes a loan of approximately 12.6 million Euros from the African Development Bank, and 7 million Euros in concessional loan financing from the Bank Group-managed Sustainable Energy Fund for Africa (SEFA).
World Bank asked to lift ban on financing upstream oil and gas projects
The International Energy Agency (IEA) notes that gains made in expanding electricity access were reversed during the pandemic, with up to 30 million people who previously had access no longer able to afford it.