By Farid Alilat Mon April 8, sixty days before the start of the war between Israel and Iran, Abdelmadjid Tebboune received the head of Iranian diplomacy, Abbas Araghtchi, at the El Mouradia Palace, who sent him an invitation for an official visit to Iran. While this war definitively jeopardizes theContinue Reading
By Isaac Kwame Antwi As Africa accelerates its journey into the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the continent stands at a unique crossroads of opportunity and challenge. With rapid population growth, urbanization, and digital adoption, the need for resilient, intelligent, and sustainable network infrastructure has never been more urgent. At the heartContinue Reading
by Arison Tamfu, Wang Ze Power shortage had long been a pain for Emmanuel Tabe, a resident of Buea, the chief town of Cameroon’s Southwest Region. “Sometimes we did not have power for two or three weeks. The refrigerator didn’t work. Food was getting bad every day, andContinue Reading
Though the air-conditioned pavilions offered respite from Changsha’s summer heat, the real warmth emanated from the thriving China-Africa partnerships on display at the recently concluded 4th China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo (CAETE). “Hey! My friend, our moringa oil is good for the skin!” Alfred Burimaso, first counselor at theContinue Reading
“Plane tickets to Africa are in high demand — there are just so many opportunities,” exclaimed Ma Bijun, deputy general manager of Hunan Er-Kang Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd., who has been busy preparing to launch a new pharmaceutical factory in Tanzania this year. A regular traveler between China and Africa,Continue Reading
At the break of dawn in Grand-Bereby, a town in southwestern Cote d’Ivoire’s San Pedro department, three-wheeled carts loaded with milky-white latex weave through lush rubber plantations, heading steadily toward a brand-new factory built by a Chinese company. Inside the factory, Ivorian workers move deftly along the production lines.Continue Reading
By Olatunji Saliu Amid the hum of machinery and the focused bustle of engineers working on the rehabilitation of a power-generating unit at the expansive Kainji Hydropower Plant in Niger State, north-central Nigeria, Stanley Ojechukwu stood beaming with pride. The 28-year-old mechanical engineer inspected the work completed soContinue Reading
