Johannesburg [South Africa], August 25 (ANI): SA20 Season 4 made a record financial contribution to South Africa, generating USD 406 million in GDP and creating or sustaining nearly 9,500 jobs across the country, according to an independently assessed report. The final Season 4 Economic Impact Assessment (EIA) records the League’s strongest economic performance to date,…
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The All Africa Music Awards, AFRIMA, and the Lesotho Music Awards, LMA, have signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding, MOU, establishing a three-year strategic partnership aimed at strengthening Lesotho’s music industry while creating new opportunities for Basotho artists to engage with the broader African creative ecosystem.
Payment inefficiencies are pushing African fintech companies toward stablecoin infrastructure. (Image created
Customs authorities of Nigeria, Benin, and Cameroon recently joined forces to strengthen border cooperation, speed up trade, and boost economic growth across West and Central Africa.
Smile Train Senior Vice-President and Regional Director for Asia Mamta Carroll and Vice-President and Regional Director for Africa Mrs Nkeiruka Obi exchange a heartfelt moment during the opening ceremony of the Indo-Africa Cleft Conference in Goa, India./HANDOUT
Joel Omotto12:26 – 29 July 2026Add Pulse Sports as a preferredanda’s AFCON 2027 LOC has extended the deadline for service providers’ registration. Ugandan firms looking to win service tenders for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations have an extra month to register their interest after the deadline was extended
Four collective priorities developed through a year-long consultation process were presented to WHO leadership and Member States during a World Health Assembly side event attended by more than 120 participants from governments, civil society, academia and WHO.
The Bank of Industry (BOI), the implementing agency for the Federal Government’s Investment in Digital and Creative Enterprises (iDICE) Programme, has opened two new debt-financing windows worth a combined $110 million to improve access to affordable funding for startups in Nigeria’s technology and creative industries.
