Wysemarket CEO on why prediction markets could change how Africa understands collective expectations
Prediction markets are gaining attention as a way to capture what people collectively expect to happen, from politics and economics
finance
Lagos moves to end blackout, targets 3,000MW electricity supply by 2027
In a bid to end persistent blackouts in Nigeria’s megacity, the Lagos State government is targeting a boost in electricity
Dangote extends refinery IPO to drive more African participation
The firm says that the two week IPO extension will give more African investors the chance to buy into the refinery as it plots future growth.
Low-code AI offers Nigerian mid-market firms a way to tackle tech talent shortages
Nigerian mid-market businesses could reduce their dependence on scarce software developers by adopting low-code artificial intelligence (AI) tools that allow
Ecobank strengthens China-Africa trade links with new Beijing office and CIPS partnership
Ecobank is expanding its China platform through a new Beijing office and an agreement with the Cross-Border Interbank Payment System, aiming to facilitate trade and investment and give businesses easier access to opportunities across 34 African markets.
African food and its business are coming to the CANEX Weekend
Africa producers globally desired food but too much of it is processed away from the continent. CANEX hopes to change that.
Kenya faces $13bn debt repayments as IMF lending conditions come under scrutiny
Kenya faces about $13.1 billion in public debt repayments before June 2027, putting pressure on government finances as debate intensifies
Inside REA CEO’s race to light up Nigeria’s 15,000 underserved communities using solar
In the world of Nigerian energy officials, Abba Abubakar Aliyu does not have the usual résumé. He is not a
Club Concierge Africa Group CEO Moyo Ogunseinde Calls on Hotel Owners to Rethink Corporate Partnerships at Hotel Expo Nigeria 2026
Moyo Ogunseinde, Group CEO of Club Concierge Africa (CCA), delivered a keynote address titled Business Travel Partnerships: What Owners Are
CBAM on trial: What the Russia-EU WTO case means for Africa
Russia's legal challenge to the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism could offer Africa a route to question the controversial legislation.