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Africa Is Banning Raw Exports Before the Factories Exist
The idea is old, and it is right: stop shipping rock and logs, and sell the finished thing…
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The Dangote Share Got Cheaper in Nairobi. In Addis Ababa, It Got Exclusive.
On 7th October 2026, we wrote about the price of the same Dangote share in 2 cities. In…
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The Global Trust Summit Declaration 2026 | 3 Days in Nairobi
“The one who trusts risks being wrong once. The one who is trusted has to be right every…
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A Recap Of Uber’s Exit from Parts of Afrika
Uber sold safer rides and better cars. Where the price is the product, that premium is hard to…
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Zambia and Zimbabwe Now Have a Date for Their Next Power Gap
36 billion cubic meters. 23 billion. On 14th October 2026, the Zambezi River Authority told Zambia and Zimbabwe…
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The Money That Sits Still: Mobile Money’s Quiet Revenue
The most valuable money in a mobile wallet may be the money that never moves. At the end…
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Africa’s Power Is Stuck Between the Plant and the Factory
Africa’s power problem is usually told as a shortage of power plants. In Cameroon, the plant is finished.…
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The Dollar Detour in Africa’s China Trade
You sell phones in Nairobi. Your supplier is in Shenzhen and wants to be paid in yuan. So…
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Africa’s Oldest Savings Habit Is Its Newest Payments War
There are about 810,000 stokvels in South Africa. Over 11 million people belong to one. Together they put…
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Africa’s IPOs Are Going Where the Money Already Is
4 African companies made listing news last week. Each went in a different direction. 1 is coming to…
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Côte d’Ivoire Cut Its Farmers. Ghana Wrote Them Into Law.
In September, the 2 countries that grow most of the world’s cocoa told their farmers what they would…
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Africa’s Banks Are Now Bought by African Banks
On Wednesday, a Namibian bank group bid for a South African lender. On 1 October, a Moroccan bank…