Africa’s flying chemists
It’s the airborne delivery service that’s transformed healthcare provision in Ghana and Rwanda.
Post-Brexit Ecowas deal dead on arrival
A new twist in the proposed UK-Ecowas pact may have dashed any hope of a Brexit bonus for West Africa, reports Francis Ezem.
Ethiopian denim queen glams up Dubai
Ethiopian designer Feiruza Mudessir talks to Judy Cogan about her streetwear stylings, and how she’s creating an Ethiopian-inspired oasis amid the bling and skyscrapers of the UAE.
Africa Brexit deal hits the buffers
There are just days to go before Britain finally severs ties with the EU. But with the UK in chaos, Martins Azuwike asks whether Africa’s UK trade deals will ever happen?
Hope for safari recovery post Covid
Almost 10 per cent of Africa’s economy relies on the tourism industry, which was shuttered by Covid-19 restrictions. But, as travel editor and TV tourism expert Jill Starley-Grainger reports, for the millions employed by the safari industry, there is confidence that the good times – and the tourists – will return.
Africa’s biggest syringe maker needs power fix
Nigeria’s most successful syringe maker wants the goverment to fix chronic power problem, writes Nsineno May Anthony
Business & Economy
Who owns Victoria Falls?
Victoria Falls is ours, not yours, Zambia tells SA, but tourism experts say poor marketing is to blame for confusion. By Benedict Tembo, Lusaka
Women crack the code
More and more African women are breaking into the male-dominated world of computer coding.
Nigeria seeks economic recovery
The federal government launches a scheme to ensure that its recovery blueprint is properly implemented
Africa forms single market
Historic pact creates world’s biggest free trade zone fulfilling the pan-African dream.
Indorama: a privatisation success story
Indorama Eleme Petrochemicals plant in Port Harcourt is a privatisation success story and boon to the economy
Power supply reaches new low
Despite hopes that the power supply jinx would be finally broken, Nigeria is even more in the dark. By Nsineno May Anthony