Africa: Gambia’s Transitional Justice Momentum Must Not Falter

Africa: AI Reveals Which Predators Chewed Ancient Humans’ Bones – Challenging Ideas On Which Homo Species Was the First Tool-Using Hunter

Almost 2 million years ago, a young ancient human died beside a spring near a lake in what is now Tanzania, in eastern Africa. After archaeologists uncovered his fossilized bones in 1960, they used them to define Homo habilis – the earliest known member of our own genus. Paleoanthropologists define the first examples of the…

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Africa: Gambia’s Transitional Justice Momentum Must Not Falter

Africa: Expert Says Artificial Intelligence Is Redefining Modern Finance

International finance and accounting expert, Osarense Dorothy Iguodala, has said that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the finance profession by enhancing efficiency, security, and strategic insight. Disclosing this in a media statement recently, she asserts, harping on the fact that AI is not a replacement for professional judgment but a powerful tool that amplifies it….

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Africa: Gambia’s Transitional Justice Momentum Must Not Falter

Africa: Kaizen Conference Highlights Role of Regional Value Chains in Africa’s Development

With the 2025 Africa Kaizen Annual Conference (AKAC) underway, delegates have consistently emphasised the need to develop regional value chains to industrialise the African continent and enable businesses to compete globally. “While we have observed an improvement in the manufacturing sector, its contribution to the economy has stabilised around 12-13% over the years, up from…

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Africa: Gambia’s Transitional Justice Momentum Must Not Falter

Africa: Dar Breaks Into Africa’s Top 10 Investment Destinations

Dar es Salaam — TANZANIA has overtaken Kenya as East Africa’s most attractive investment destination, climbing three spots to ninth in Africa, according to Rand Merchant Bank’s “Where to Invest in Africa 2025/2026” report. The leap, up from 12th position last year, reflects institutional investor preference for macroeconomic stability and large-scale, de-risked capital projects like…

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Africa: Gambia’s Transitional Justice Momentum Must Not Falter

Africa: Kenya Pipeline Urged to Consider Hosting Africa Volleyball Club Championships

 Confederation of African Volleyball (CAVB) president Bouchra Hajij has asked Kenya Pipeline Company to consider hosting the African Volleyball Club Championships in the near future. Hajij says that hosting the competition would be a great honour for the company as well as for African volleyball. “I also encourage your esteemed company to consider hosting the…

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