Africa: JKIA Ranks Sixth in Africa By Seat Capacity

Africa: JKIA Ranks Sixth in Africa By Seat Capacity

Nairobi — Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) ranked sixth among African airports by total seat capacity in August 2026, handling 567,644 seats, according to the African Airlines Association (AFRAA). Cairo International Airport had the highest capacity at 1.85 million seats, followed by Addis Ababa Bole International Airport with 1.25 million and O.R. Tambo International Airport…

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Africa: JKIA Ranks Sixth in Africa By Seat Capacity

Africa: Ngx Asi Up 56.93 Percent Ytd, Ranks Among Africa’s Top Four Best-Performing Exchanges

The Nigerian Exchange Limited All-Share Index (NGX ASI) has appreciated by 56.93 per cent year-to-date (YtD), placing it among the four best-performing stock market indices in Africa as of August 31, 2026. THISDAY analysis of trading numbers across African Exchanges showed that the Ghana Stock Exchange Composite Index (GSE-CI), which gained 71.90 per cent YtD…

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Africa: JKIA Ranks Sixth in Africa By Seat Capacity

Africa: Could Africa’s Youth Bulge Help Fill Europe’s Military Ranks?

Military recruitment increasingly reflects the same demand-supply dynamics that shape global civilian migration. In November 2025, Ukraine’s foreign minister Andrii Sybiha said over 1 400 African nationals from around 36 countries were fighting with Russian forces in Ukraine, warning that foreign recruits faced extreme danger. While some, such as those from South Africa, may be…

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Africa: JKIA Ranks Sixth in Africa By Seat Capacity

Africa: Namibia Ranks As Africa’s Best Country to Start a Business

Namibia has been ranked as the most trustworthy and stable country to start a new company in Africa. The ranking came from the StartupBlink Innovators Business Environment Index (IBEI) 2026, ranking first in Africa in the market perception pillar. Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board spokesperson Catherine Shipushu says the ranking highlights the country’s strong…

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Africa: President Nandi-Ndaitwah Ranks Third Among Africa’s Most Powerful Women On Forbes

Africa: President Nandi-Ndaitwah Ranks Third Among Africa’s Most Powerful Women On Forbes

President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has been ranked third among Africa’s most powerful women by Forbes, placing her alongside influential leaders shaping politics, economies and societies worldwide. American-based magazine Forbes ranks people and organisations around the world on a variety of categories, ranging from the wealthiest and most influential. South Africa’s chief executive of the FirstRand Group,…

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