G7 countries and multilateral partners have reportedly pledged an $80 billion investment in the private sector of the African continent. This investment would supposedly roll out over the coming five years.

Through this commitment,

The Africa Roundtable forum, held in Berlin, brought together the who’s who of business, politics, and civil society, who reportedly met to chart out new ways for Africa and Europe to work together. Experts hint at a need to change the course and focus on creati

Coca-Cola Beverages Africa (CCBA) has reportedly announced a partnership with Flintfox- the pricing and rebate management specialists and Microsoft to advance its technology. The initiative falls under the ongoing project to support digital transformation across its b

Ride-hailing company Gokada has announced its plans to launch ride-hailing services in Nigeria as part of its ‘super app’.

According to reports, the Gokada super app would enable customers across these cities to use foo

OPay, a leading Africa-focused fintech firm with Chinese backers is reportedly in talks to raise as much as $400 million in funding. The planned fundraising round comes two years after the fintech firm announced two funding rounds in 2019, a $120 million Series B in N

The National Basketball Association (NBA) has reportedly established its Africa business entity. The latest incorporation has seemingly been backed by former players, including Grant Hill, Dikembe Mutombo, and Junior Bridgeman.

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In a bid to accentuate the conditions of healthcare funding and technical support in the African economies, a European team has stepped up to introduce a new healthcare financing platform to help political as well as development finance partners to strengthen and coor

Saudi Arabia has reportedly pledged support to African countries with $1 billion worth of loans and investments this year. Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman stated that the investment would be directed to help the African economic recovery following the COVID-19

The United States Trade and Development Agency (USTDA), an independent body of the US government, has reportedly issued a grant of just under USD 1 million to support feasibility studies for large-scale battery storage schemes in Senegal and Mozambique.