Africa’s post-colonial leaders championed national parks as symbols of sovereignty and stewardship, yet the model no longer serves the needs of people or biodiversity. Continue reading The price of wildlife boundaries is rising
Romuald Wadagni, the worldly new leader of Africa’s biggest cotton grower, will pursue a bold plan to diversify a surging economy, says an expert on Benin. Continue reading Benin readies a ‘bullish’ agenda
America under Trump has sorted its prized African partners into two buckets: those with valuable minerals and those such as Kenya and Ethiopia that have little to offer in extractive profits yet are strategic, friendly, fast-growing economies (courted by China) and can’t be ignored. Continue reading Africa embraces Trump health aid deals
Video expands Afrologi’s deep news + learning model for decision makers, designed to take you from understanding the big forces at work in Africa, to getting involved in these profound changes, for purpose and profit. Continue reading Afrologi debuts on YouTube
Across Africa, young populations are ruled by leaders from another era as in Uganda, where President Yoweri Museveni deployed a range of legal and intimidation tactics to deflect a challenger almost half his age in the January 2026 election, observers said. Continue reading Young Africa, old leaders
Elderly leader Yoweri Museveni faces a youthful, democracy-minded Uganda, prospering from a fast-growing economy soon to export oil yet divided on a political way forward. Continue reading Uganda evades its biggest risk
U.S. missile strikes in Nigeria exposed new links between a regional conflict instigator and an emerging threat in the Sahel. As West Africa’s economic and political heavyweight, Nigeria has the most to lose in an expansion of the Sahel conflict across its northern tier. Edward DeMarco explains. Continue reading America fires into Sahel conflict
Walmart, America’s biggest retailer, is shifting strategy in Africa as the allure of a massive emerging consumer market and Amazon’s arrival as competition stirs action. Continue reading Walmart comes to Africa – again
Marrakech is the jewel of Morocco’s booming tourism scene, with the serene colors, culinary spices and ancient architecture that have made the city a group trip favorite for a coterie of female friends. Continue reading Morocco travel means Marrakech
From handmade crafts to Afrobeats, Africa’s artistic output is gaining global sales yet still falls short of the continent’s enormous potential. Artisan enterprises like export-focused WomenCraft in Tanzania are showing how to capture international customers. Continue reading African artisans gain global fans
