Alternative Payments Are Reshaping Africa’s Digital Economy

Interviews

Author Sokhu Sibiya Africa’s payments landscape is undergoing a quiet but profound transformation — and global brands are starting to take notice. Uber’s decision to drop card giant Visa in Kenya is more than a...

Nairobi’s Water Future Depends On A Healthy Upper Tana Watershed

Op-Ed

By Ademola Ajagbe and Eddy Njoroge Nairobi is approaching the limits of its water supply. As the city expands, demand continues to rise while the capital remains heavily dependent on rivers originating in surrounding counties....

Hidden Economy: Why Women Are Already Africa’s Most Powerful Industrialists

Op-Ed

By Adam Molai, African industrialist and founder of TRT Investments Every Women’s Month, we talk about empowerment. We talk about inclusion. We talk about closing gaps. But perhaps the real question is: what if women...

From Ore To Intelligence: How AI Will Rewrite Africa’s Resource Power

Op-Ed

Africa sits atop approximately 30% of the world’s known mineral reserves, including roughly 70% of global cobalt production primarily from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) as well as dominant shares of platinum group metals,...

South Sudan Faces Scrutiny Amid Corruption-Linked Arrests

Human Rights Watch, Policy & Governance

Contributed by Human Rights Watch Are Accountability Efforts Credible or a Farce? Since February 24, South Sudanese authorities have detained at least six current and former officials connected to the country’s oil and financial sectors....

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