Mali is a country in turmoil with its government in disarray and rebels having taken control over the north. The military took control of the government back in March, under the guise of defeating the rebels. Africa.com presents its guide to the crisis in Mali.
This week, we’re adding a new feature to our news round-up: finance headlines for the business-minded!
This week, we’re premiering a new feature: we’ve handpicked five finance-related headlines that you should be reading now! Also on tap: the Economist’s look at what Libya faces in its near future, and an agricultural revolution is at hand in Africa, according to TIME Magazine.
This week, we celebrate the life of a Kenyan Nobel Prize winner, Wangari Maathai. We also take a look at how small factories are making a big impact on the continent, and how Vietnam and South Africa are teaming up to combat rhino poaching.
This week, we’re reading about the ever-closer existence of a new and free Libya. We also take a look at American farms that are trading tobacco crops for African produce, as well as a profile on Cyril Ramaphosa, one of the most important business leaders in post-apartheid South Africa.
In our weekly news round-up, we take a look at a new opera dedicated to Nelson Mandela, as well as one brewing company’s story of setting up shop in South Sudan.
This week, we focus on Africa’s burgeoning and affluent middle class, and how it is encouraging investment efforts in the continent. We also take a look at how technology is helping new female leaders, and we include reports from North and South Sudan, South Africa, and Nigeria.
This week, we bring you news from Kenya, home of Africa’s newest hub for multinational business, as well as a round-up of the best young African authors that you need to be reading now.
Here’s what we’ve been reading this week: celebrating Nelson Mandela’s 93rd birthday, uprisings in Malawi, African fashion in New York, and more!
Here are the stories we’re reading this week: South Sudan is born; a Nigerian sit-com leverages the internet; and change in Egypt leads to a boost for start-ups.
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