Africa: Red Sea Nations Step Up Maritime Cooperation As Regional Threats Grow

Africa: Red Sea Nations Step Up Maritime Cooperation As Regional Threats Grow

From piracy and migrant smuggling to disruptions affecting global shipping routes, countries bordering one of the world’s busiest waterways are seeking closer cooperation to stay ahead of fast-evolving maritime threats. As maritime tensions ripple across parts of the Middle East, security officials from Ethiopia, Yemen, Djibouti and Somalia gathered in Nairobi this week to tackle…

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Africa: Red Sea Nations Step Up Maritime Cooperation As Regional Threats Grow

Africa: COP17 – How Africa Can Unlock Billions for Land Restoration – – Official

She said Africa needs to move land restoration from the aid column into the investment column by developing bankable landscape programmes, strengthening land tenure, deploying risk-sharing instruments and ensuring that farmers and pastoralists benefit from carbon and other emerging environmental markets. As negotiations continue at the 17th session of the United Nations Convention to Combat…

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Africa: Red Sea Nations Step Up Maritime Cooperation As Regional Threats Grow

Africa: 60 Years After Colonialism, Africa Eyes for a Mindset Reset

African countries have different independence anniversary dates. However, for most countries, more than six decades have now passed since colonial administrations ended. That raises an uncomfortable question: more than 60 years after colonialism, why do so many African countries still struggle with the basics of development; reliable public services, quality education, decent healthcare, productive economies,…

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Africa: Red Sea Nations Step Up Maritime Cooperation As Regional Threats Grow

Africa: Poor Debt Data, Weak Oversight Threaten Africa’s Debt Management – – Experts

They spoke at the sixth African Conference on Debt and Development (AfCoDD VI), organised by the African Forum and Network on Debt and Development (AFRODAD) in Nairobi, Kenya. . African countries need better systems for tracking public debt and stronger parliamentary scrutiny of government borrowing, said some development experts said on Wednesday. They spoke at…

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Africa: Red Sea Nations Step Up Maritime Cooperation As Regional Threats Grow

Africa: How Does Africa Rethink Its Path to Development?

Africa must move away from seeing itself through what it lacks and instead draw on its own institutions, knowledge, communities, wealth and talent to address the continent’s challenges, speakers at the Africa Mindset Reset Forum said on Wednesday, August 26. ALSO READ: What’s holding African integration back? Experts speak out The speakers said Africa’s development…

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