This was one of the key arguments advanced by Bluebulb Co-founder Ola Daramola during a panel discussion titled “Building Companies That Matter: From Startup to Strategic Asset” at TechCabal’s Moonshot 2026.
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As Africa faces deepening food insecurity, India can draw on its Green Revolution experience to advance African food sovereignty, strengthen local agriculture and build climate resilience
As global powers increasingly treat the African continent as a chessboard for geopolitical maneuvering, a quiet yet profound counter-narrative is taking root in the highlands of East Africa.
The immediate past President of the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank), Dr. Benedict Oramah, has urged African countries to intensify efforts to achieve economic independence through industrialisation, deeper intra-African trade, strategic deployment of capital and investment in human development.
Following its obligation under article 62 of the African Charter, Zambia presented its periodic report informing the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights of the steps taken to guarantee the rights enshrined in the Charter.
An aspirant for NDC Ashanti Regional Organizer, Alfa Justice, is on a campaign poster holding a pump‑action gun, dressed in military uniform, face cap, and dark shades. Under his boots, the caption reads: “To Protect Ballots, Boxes and Votes for 2028.”
Addis Ababa [Ethiopia], October 10 (ANI): External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar emphasised the need for India and Africa to strengthen their historic partnership, advance self-reliance and push for reforms in global institutions, saying both sides must be fairly represented in international decision-making and have the freedom to shape their own future.
Ghana’s political parties and citizens need to confront a basic reality that is too often lost in the intensity of our political competition: Ghana is still a developing country. We have not yet built the industrial capacity, infrastructure, technological base, productive employment system and institutional strength associated with highly developed economies, and millions of Ghanaians…
More than 1,000 news providers around the world have signed up to support World News Day on Monday, which aims to promote the role of journalism at a time when organisers say the industry faces an “existential threat”.
This week, world leaders convene in New York for the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). At the general debate, leaders are expected to make statements that address “complex and interconnected global challenges,” and, as in recent years, there will be dialogue on artificial intelligence. This year, the AI conversation has been…
