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Education City and the Future of Global Education Partnerships With Africa
At a time when nations are competing through knowledge, innovation, research, technology, and talent, Qatar Foundation has built one of the most ambitious education ecosystems in the world.
Education City, Qatar Foundation’s…
Katara Cultural Village and the Future of Global Cultural Exchange Between the Gulf and Africa
At a time when nations are increasingly competing through culture, creativity, tourism, and international influence, Katara Cultural Village Foundation has emerged as one of the most ambitious cultural projects in the Middle East and…
The National Museum of Qatar and Africa’s Cultural Renaissance: A Strategic Opportunity for Global…
At a time when nations are increasingly competing not only through economics and infrastructure, but also through culture, heritage, creativity, and narrative influence, the National Museum of Qatar has emerged as one of the most important…
Qatar Investment Authority, Africa, and the Rise of a New Gulf–Africa Investment Era
For more than two decades, Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) has established itself as one of the world’s most disciplined and respected sovereign wealth institutions. Founded in 2005 to protect and grow the State of Qatar’s financial assets…
What Africa Can Learn from Rwanda’s Women Farmers
Across Rwanda, a quiet transformation is reshaping the foundations of agricultural development. Women farmers, once seen primarily as subsistence producers, are building structured, resilient cooperative systems that are redefining how…
From Wizkid to Tyla, Why Africa’s Biggest Artists Still Struggle to Tour the Continent
African music has never been more visible on the global stage. Artists such as Burna Boy, Wizkid, Rema, Tems and Tyla now headline arenas across Europe and North America, drawing tens of thousands of fans and generating billions of streams.…
WHO Honours Libya After Elimination of Trachoma in Landmark Public Health Achievement
Libya has marked a major milestone in public health after being officially declared free of trachoma, a leading cause of preventable blindness, with the World Health Organization recognising the country’s achievement as a significant step…
Kenya Enters Oil-Producing League with First Commercial Output from South Lokichar Fields
Kenya is set to become Africa’s newest oil-producing nation, with commercial production expected to begin before the end of the year from the South Lokichar Basin in Turkana County.
The development marks a significant milestone for East…
Why Eliza Boafo Is Becoming One of the Most Important Operators in Africa’s Impact Space
In a global landscape where many organizations are driven by visibility, few are built for durability. Fewer still are led by individuals who understand that real impact is not created through moments—but through systems.
Eliza Boafo,…
Mo Dewji Foundation: Building Sustainable Systems for Education, Health and Water in Tanzania
The Mo Dewji Foundation is redefining philanthropy in Tanzania through a structured, data-driven approach targeting some of the country’s most pressing development gaps. Founded in 2014 by Mohammed Dewji, the Foundation focuses on improving…