Africa is leading the way in a digital revolution that is drastically changing the continent’s economic environment.
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The 2025 Moroccan Gnawa Music Festival is set to take place from June 21 to 26. Picture this scene: as the sun slowly sinks below the horizon, casting its final golden rays over the picturesque coastal city of Sousse in Morocco, a soul – stirring music festival
Africa Tourism Conference opened in Durban, South Africa, and closed on May 15. The conference focused on building an inclusive tourism economy and promoting sustainable.
On April 27, 2025, “the Herds” art project was performed on the beach of the most iconic and densely populated Medina district in Dakar, Senegal.
On April 2, the US president Donald Trump signed an executive order numbered 14257, launching a new wave of tariffs on imports from over 100 countries—including 51 nations in Africa.
On March 18th the diplomatic agency of Mali announced the withdrawal from the Organization of La Francophonie (OIF), severing the cultural tie with French language. Prior to Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso.
On March 20, South African Reserve Bank, SARB (South Africa’s central bank) paused its rate-cutting cycle due to “the global economy is not on a stable footing and there are also domestic uncertainties…calls for a cautious policy approach”.
On January 20, Trump’s administration issued an executive order, conducting a full investigation to the USAID (U.S. Agency for International Development) programs, placing almost all its employees “administrative leave”, and suspending all the aids.
As one of the least developed continents in the world, Africa’s development has attracted everyone’s attention. Africa’s progress is the proper meaning of human progress.