Africa: Zimbabwe, Africa’s Largest Lithium Producer Approves U.S..59 Billion in New Investments As Mining and Manufacturing Take Nearly 80 Percent

Africa: Zimbabwe, Africa’s Largest Lithium Producer Approves U.S.$1.59 Billion in New Investments As Mining and Manufacturing Take Nearly 80 Percent

By Ayodeji Adegboyega | Business Insider Africa ZIMBABWE approved US$1.59 billion worth of new investment projects in the second quarter of 2026, with mining and manufacturing absorbing nearly 80% of the proposed capital as the southern African country intensifies its push to build an industrial economy around its vast mineral resources. The Zimbabwe Investment and…

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The most dangerous customer is the quiet one

The most dangerous customer is the quiet one

The most dangerous customer isn’t the one who complains. It’s the one who has stopped bothering. Over the last two columns I followed a single failure from cause to consequence: selling products before they are built, and the technical debt that leaves behind. This is where the bill finally gets paid. Not by the vendor….

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Yellow Card Secures  Million in Strategic Equity Funding to Further Global Expansion

Yellow Card Secures $40 Million in Strategic Equity Funding to Further Global Expansion

Yellow Card, a leading global stablecoin infrastructure provider, today announced the successful closing of a $40 million strategic funding round, with investment from SC Ventures by Standard Chartered, Sony Innovation Fund, Polychain Capital, Blockchain Capital, and additional strategic investors. The funding will scale Global USD Accounts, Yellow Card’s end-to-end dollar account for businesses, and expand…

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Africa: Zimbabwe, Africa’s Largest Lithium Producer Approves U.S..59 Billion in New Investments As Mining and Manufacturing Take Nearly 80 Percent

Africa: The World Has Changed. African Countries Must Rethink How They Grow Their Economies

The prolonged disruption of shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has exposed how vulnerable Africa’s economies are to geopolitical shocks. Fuel prices have remained elevated, squeezing economies that depend heavily on petroleum imports from the Middle East. These include Ethiopia, Kenya, Mozambique, South Africa, Tanzania and Uganda. This vulnerability also puts at risk the continent’s…

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