Africa: Grooming Africa’s Next Set of Unicorns – Tinubu’s Big Agenda for Health Tech

Africa: Grooming Africa’s Next Set of Unicorns – Tinubu’s Big Agenda for Health Tech

Nigeria enters this transition with considerable advantages. It has Africa’s largest population, one of the continent’s largest healthcare markets, a rapidly expanding digital economy and a technology sector with growing regional influence. For Nigeria, the opportunity is larger than building a stronger health system. It is to build companies that commercialise Nigerian research, manufacture products…

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Africa: Grooming Africa’s Next Set of Unicorns – Tinubu’s Big Agenda for Health Tech

Africa: Commonwealth Games – Nigeria Finishes 7th With 24 Medals, Emerges Africa’s Best

Team Nigeria wrapped up its campaign at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow with an impressive seventh-place finish on the final medals table, collecting 24 medals across athletics, weightlifting, para-sports and judo. The Nigerian contingent secured 10 gold, seven silver and seven bronze medals, making it the highest-ranked African nation at the Games ahead of…

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Africa: Grooming Africa’s Next Set of Unicorns – Tinubu’s Big Agenda for Health Tech

Africa’s Energy Crossroads: What Namibia’s Rise and South Africa’s Debate Mean for the Continent

Africa stands at one of the most consequential moments in its modern economic history. From the offshore oil discoveries of Namibia to the natural gas reserves of Mozambique, from Angola’s mature petroleum industry to Senegal and Mauritania’s emergence as new energy producers, the continent is witnessing the birth of a new energy era. Uganda is…

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Africa: Grooming Africa’s Next Set of Unicorns – Tinubu’s Big Agenda for Health Tech

Africa: Why Africa’s Next Growth Story Will Be Built On Intelligence Infrastructure

Nairobi — Artificial intelligence has captured the world’s imagination. Every week brings another breakthrough model, AI assistant or prediction that technology will fundamentally reshape howwe live and work. Yet beneath the excitement lies a more important question: what makesartifi cial intelligence valuable at scale? The answer is not simply better algorithms or more powerful models….

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Africa: Grooming Africa’s Next Set of Unicorns – Tinubu’s Big Agenda for Health Tech

Africa: Hepatitis Is the Test of Africa’s Health Sovereignty

This week, Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) released the Operational Toolkit for the Prevention, Diagnosis and Management of Hepatitis B. It is a deliberately practical document. Treatment algorithms. Liver fibrosis assessment. Clinical decision support for a nurse in a district facility where the nearest specialist is hundreds of kilometres away. Developed…

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Africa: Grooming Africa’s Next Set of Unicorns – Tinubu’s Big Agenda for Health Tech

Africa: Financing Africa’s Digital Future – Institutions Push for Smarter, Coordinated Funding

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia — Africa’s digital revolution is gathering pace, but the financing needed to sustain it remains uneven, fragmented, and often out of reach. To bridge this gap, African multilateral financial institutions, policymakers, development partners, and private sector leaders are calling for a more coordinated, innovative, and better-structured financing approach to support Africa’s digital…

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Africa: Grooming Africa’s Next Set of Unicorns – Tinubu’s Big Agenda for Health Tech

Africa: Nigerian Army Named Africa’s Best in Counter-Terrorism Operations for 2025

Abuja — The Nigerian Army has been recognised as Africa’s Best National Army in Counter-Terrorism Operations for 2025 by African Security Watch, in recognition of its exceptional operational achievements, strategic leadership and unwavering commitment to combating terrorism and violent extremism across Nigeria. According to a statement by the Acting Director of Army Public Relations, Colonel…

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Africa: Grooming Africa’s Next Set of Unicorns – Tinubu’s Big Agenda for Health Tech

Africa: Research, Innovation Key to Africa’s Seed Market Ambitions

Africa can significantly increase its share of the estimated $85 billion global seed market by investing in agricultural research, strengthening seed systems, embracing innovation and creating a predictable business environment that attracts private investment, experts have said. Despite its vast agricultural resources, rich biodiversity and growing pool of scientists, Africa accounts for only about 2.2…

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