Africa: South Africa Feels the Economic Cost of Anti-Migrant Xenophobia

Africa: South Africa Feels the Economic Cost of Anti-Migrant Xenophobia

Johannesburg — “Intellectually, xenophobia is not being contested, instead people are looking for scapegoats.” South Africa’s Afrophobic anti-migrant protest movement has vowed to keep marching until every undocumented migrant has left the country, despite the campaign’s impact on the economy and the country’s standing across the continent. The March and March movement set 30 June…

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Africa: The LSF welcomes the Launch of the First African Government Bond (USD) ETF available in Europe

Africa: Can the U.S. and Europe Cooperate in Africa?

Africa’s global role is constantly evolving. Demographically, Africa is poised to occupy a dominant position in the world over the coming decades. By 2050, Africa’s share of the global population will have grown from its current 19 percent to 28 percent, reaching nearly 2.8 billion people. This growth will be concentrated in Sub-Saharan Africa due…

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Africa: The LSF welcomes the Launch of the First African Government Bond (USD) ETF available in Europe

Africa: Youth Urged to Drive Africa’s Transformation Through Innovation and Leadership

Young Africans must harness innovation, entrepreneurship and technology to drive the continent’s transformation instead of waiting for governments and development partners to solve their challenges, youth leaders have said. The call was made during the opening of the 2026 Billi Now Now (BNN) Youth Summit in Kampala, which brought together hundreds of youth leaders, entrepreneurs,…

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Africa: The LSF welcomes the Launch of the First African Government Bond (USD) ETF available in Europe

Africa: Ethiopia Well Positioned to Become Africa’s Energy Hub, Says Ministry

Addis Ababa — Ethiopia is well positioned to become Africa’s future energy hub by harnessing its vast renewable energy resources, extensive hydropower expertise, and expanding regional electricity interconnections, Minister of Water and Energy Habtamu Itefa said. In an exclusive interview with ENA, the minister said Ethiopia has an estimated 60 gigawatts of hydropower generation potential,…

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Africa: The LSF welcomes the Launch of the First African Government Bond (USD) ETF available in Europe

Africa: Why Ethiopia’s Conflicts Keep Returning – the Question Ethiopia’s National Dialogue Cannot Avoid

As Ethiopia’s National Dialogue seeks to chart a path toward peace, it faces an immense task. The Dialogue aims to address some of the country’s most difficult political, historical, institutional, social, and peacebuilding questions. Yet its success may ultimately depend on confronting a more basic question: why do Ethiopia’s major conflicts keep returning? A problem…

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