Beyond Capital: What It Will Take to Unlock Investment in Africa’s Social Enterprises | Business Fights Poverty
Beyond Capital: What It Will Take to Unlock Investment in Africa’s Social Enterprises
Tesla’s new Roadster will be a tiny part of its business, but its launch sent the stock surging. Here’s why.
As a low-volume, high-end car, the Roadster won’t be a major earnings driver and will be a tiny part of Tesla’s business. Musk has long been clear that he doesn’t see Tesla’s future success in traditional cars, but in autonomous driving and humanoid robots
Nigeria’s trade with Africa is up 21%. What will it take for small businesses to share in it? – Businessday NG
Africa does not have a shortage of trade agreements. Its bigger problem is that too few businesses are equipped to turn market access into repeatable cross-border commerce. At the Loveworld Trade & Investment Forum (LTIF) 2026, we will be discussing the realities of scale in intra-African trade and commerce, and how small businesses can tap…
Dangote Says Africa Will Become Fuel Self-Sufficient by 2030 |
Nigerian businessman, Mr Aliko Dangote, has said Africa would largely supply its own refined fuel needs by 2030 as he prepared to launch his $16 billion refinery on the Kenyan coast
South Africa’s Biodiversity Plan: Will It Protect Life, Or Protect Business As Usual?
South Africa’s Biodiversity Plan: Will It Protect Life, Or Protect Business As Usual? ACB responds to the third draft of South Africa’s National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan ScienceMON, 28 SEP 2026
Will the AI economy create a permanent underclass?
Will the AI economy create a permanent underclass? This article is more than 1 month old Kenneth Rogoff
Will Nigeria’s new poverty indicators reflect state of economy? | CNBC Africa
Will Nigeria’s new poverty indicators reflect state of economy? Nigeria is introducing a Shared Prosperity Scorecard to measure whether its economic reforms are improving living standards by tracking poverty, real incomes and inequality. The move comes as the government announces 3.05 billion dollars in World Bank-funded social protection programmes. Meanwhile, the World Bank notes seventy-nine…