development
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Ghana: World Bank to inject $3 billion to boost economy
The World Bank announced a USD 3 billion investment in Ghana to support agriculture, energy, education, and private sector growth. This complements an active portfolio of USD…
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Uganda: the bet on a $500 billion economy by 2040
Uganda is entering a new phase of its economic development. Following the implementation of the Private Sector Development Programme under…
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L'editorial
Idrissa Diabira : La « bonne gouvernance » est morte. Vive la gouvernance performative !
Par Idrissa Diabira* Depuis quelques années, dans plusieurs pays d’Afrique de l’Ouest et centrale, les ruptures ou menaces de ruptures…
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Editorial
Idrissa Diabira : “Good governance” is dead. Long live performative governance!
By Idrissa Diabira* Over the past few years, in several countries of West and Central Africa, institutional breakdowns or threats…
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Burkina Faso : over 1,000 health specialists to be recruited annually by 2030
Burkina Faso plans to recruit 1,000 health specialists each year by 2030 as part of its national health development plan.…
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Finance : ninth annual babacar diaye Lecture by Afreximbank
Afreximbank invites participants to join virtually the 9th Annual Babacar Ndiaye Lecture on “Leveraging African Capital for Development: Strengthening African…
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Cameroon : EU allocates €59 million for rural electrification
On September 27, 2025, at the Global Citizen Festival in New York, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced…
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Cart’Afrik
Gwen Mwaba: « The Key to Africa’s Economic Integration »
Many African economists agree that the continent’s economic integration hinges on improving access to trade finance and enhancing its effectiveness.…
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Close to Reopen? When Economic Autonomy Becomes a Necessity
The prevailing belief holds that open trade is always beneficial, that free trade is the only path to prosperity. Yet…
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Thione Niang: « What Trump understood… and what too many African presidents have not yet understood »
In a competitive global economy, a president cannot limit himself to symbolic diplomacy. He must be the first salesman of…
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