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CALL FOR APPLICATIONS – Join the PAN-African Incubation Programme for Ed-tech startups

CALL FOR APPLICATIONS – Join the PAN-African Incubation Programme for Ed-tech startups

The United Nations Development Programme, UNDP, through the timbuktoo EdTech Hub, is launching a call for applications for startups and digital solution providers working in the…

July 15, 2026
The Frontline

THE $174 BILLION QUESTION: CAN AFRICA FINANCE ITS OWN FUTURE?

There’s this cliff. Not a metaphorical one. A real, fiscal, “aid-is-falling-and-nobody-has-a-parachute” kind of cliff. In 2025, global Official Development Assistance dropped by a record…

July 10, 2026
The Velocity of Capital: What Morocco’s €205 Million Bullet Train Means for Your Hustle
Behind The Wire

The Velocity of Capital: What Morocco’s €205 Million Bullet Train Means for Your Hustle

In the sweltering, malaria-thick summer of the late 80s, I found myself sharing a rattling, mahogany-paneled sleeper cabin on the Benguela Railway with a…

July 9, 2026
ATIDI Celebrates Silver Jubilee at AGM, Posts Strong Performance and Is Endorsed as Pan African Guarantee Platform
Events

ATIDI Celebrates Silver Jubilee at AGM, Posts Strong Performance and Is Endorsed as Pan African Guarantee Platform

July 7, 2026 – Nairobi, Kenya – At the 26th Annual General Meeting of the African Trade & Investment Development Insurance (ATIDI), President William Ruto of…

July 8, 2026
THE BETRAYAL THAT COSTS BILLIONS: WHY SOUTH AFRICA’S XENOPHOBIA ISN’T JUST MORALLY WRONG; IT’S ECONOMICALLY SUICIDAL
Data with Soul

THE BETRAYAL THAT COSTS BILLIONS: WHY SOUTH AFRICA’S XENOPHOBIA ISN’T JUST MORALLY WRONG; IT’S ECONOMICALLY SUICIDAL

Let me tell you a story about gratitude because history always repeats itself. Between 1948 and 1994, South Africa’s liberation movement didn’t survive because…

July 2, 2026
THE $15 BILLION SPINE: WHY THE ABIDJAN-LAGOS CORRIDOR ISN’T JUST A ROAD
The Frontline

THE $15 BILLION SPINE: WHY THE ABIDJAN-LAGOS CORRIDOR ISN’T JUST A ROAD

Let’s talk about a drive. Not a weekend getaway. A thousand-kilometer stretch of ambition running along West Africa’s coast. Abidjan to Lagos. Five countries.…

June 24, 2026
The Immigrants Left. The Jobs Didn’t Appear. What Now?

The Immigrants Left. The Jobs Didn’t Appear. What Now?

Let us talk about yesterday’s World Cup match between Mexico and South Africa. A 2-0 defeat for the South Africans, punctuated by not one,…

June 17, 2026
The Ledger, The Logo, and The Roof Over Your Head
Behind The Wire

The Ledger, The Logo, and The Roof Over Your Head

Let’s talk about rent. Not the abstract kind policymakers debate in air-conditioned conference rooms while sipping mineral water. The kind that keeps you awake…

June 10, 2026
The World Ships Grain to Sudan. What If We Helped Them Grow It Instead?
The Frontline

The World Ships Grain to Sudan. What If We Helped Them Grow It Instead?

Let me tell you about a field in Sudan. Not the kind you see in travel brochures. The kind where the soil remembers war.…

June 8, 2026
The $469 Billion Leak: Why Africa’s Money Problem Isn’t About Taxes
The Frontline

The $469 Billion Leak: Why Africa’s Money Problem Isn’t About Taxes

Imagine your phone battery dies in two hours. You don’t immediately buy a bigger battery. You check the charging cable. You check the power…

June 5, 2026