ECOWAS Is Betting Regional Mobility Can Help Solve West Africa’s Graduate Job Crisis
byAdetola Adetayo• Mar 6, 2026
A 12-month professional immersion programme connects young graduates with real work inside ECOWAS institutions, testing whether regional collaboration can improve employment outcomes.
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Skills Every Young African Should Build to Thrive in the Green Economy
byThe Insight Desk• Oct 8, 2025
Many young Africans are rethinking what work means, turning climate challenges into income through skills in clean energy, farming, and innovation.
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African Mining Week Opens Doors to New Deals
byThe Trending Desk• Oct 5, 2025
On October 1–3, 2025, ministers and investors met in Cape Town to chart Africa’s mining future: innovation, investment, and inclusion took center stage.
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The COVID-19 Lessons Every African Healthtech Founder Should Know
byThe Insight Desk• Oct 5, 2025
COVID-19 exposed Africa’s fragile health systems, but it also revealed practical lessons in telemedicine, mobility, and data that founders must embrace.
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5 Financing Models African Investors Should Be Watching
byThe Insight Desk• Oct 2, 2025
Many African startups collapsed chasing Silicon Valley’s playbook; these five financing models show investors where real growth and steady returns lie.
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What Oreoluwa Adebayo Thinks About Reforming Data Systems in Africa
byThe Publishers• Aug 27, 2025
Many African data systems still serve external agendas; Oreoluwa Adebayo argues communities must define, collect, and use data themselves.
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Ghana’s Secondhand Clothing Trade Is Drowning in Waste. Here’s How to Save It.
byEzinne Okoroafor• Aug 17, 2025
A Waste-based Tax and Extended Producer Responsibility could keep jobs alive while tackling pollution at the source.
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The Push to Digitize Ghana’s Indigenous Languages
byAdetumilara Adetayo• Jun 22, 2025
In a country where most apps speak English, Ghanaian developers are coding in Twi, Ewe, and Ga to close a digital divide and protect what’s at risk of being erased.
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When Aid Hurts More Than It Helps
byTomi Abe• Mar 25, 2025
In Nigeria, foreign aid props up broken systems, but does it improve healthcare—or just keep bad policies alive?
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Shea Butter: A Heritage of Craft, Commerce, and Survival
byThelma Ideozu• Feb 26, 2025
For centuries, African women have crafted shea butter by hand—now, as global demand soars, who truly benefits from this billion-dollar industry?
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How Future For Africa Sparks Sustainable Change in Ghana
byAdetola Adetayo• Mar 4, 2024
Future for Africa, a dynamic Ghanaian NGO, passionately drives transformative initiatives in education, healthcare, and community empowerment while strategically addressing environmental, societal, and economic challenges to foster sustainable development and resilience in African communities.
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