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Linda Al-Faisal: The Voice of a New Generation Translating Vision 2030 Into Action
Saudi Arabia’s transformation under Vision 2030 is often discussed through infrastructure, giga-projects, and economic diversification. But its most decisive shift is human. It is a change in mindset, ownership, and confidence among young…
South Africa’s Informal Miners Stand at the Fault Line of the Energy Transition
As Coal Declines, Thousands Ask What a “Just Transition” Really Means
Beneath South Africa’s coal heartland, far from boardrooms and policy summits, thousands of informal miners descend daily into narrow, unregulated shafts carved by hand.…
Algeria Reach AFCON Quarterfinal After Dramatic Extra-Time Win Over DR Congo
Algeria booked their place in the Africa Cup of Nations quarterfinals on Tuesday night after a tense, emotionally charged 1–0 victory over the Democratic Republic of Congo, settled deep into extra time in Rabat.
For 119 minutes, the…
Egypt Expands Regional Energy Role With New Gas and Petroleum Agreements With Syria
Egypt has signed two new energy memorandums of understanding with Syria, reinforcing Cairo’s ambition to position itself as a central energy transit and logistics hub for the Eastern Mediterranean and the wider Middle East.
The agreements,…
Ramaphosa Calls for UN Action After US Capture of Venezuela’s President Maduro
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has called for urgent intervention by the United Nations following the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro by United States forces, warning that the incident poses a serious threat to…
Saudi Arabia Opens Its Stock Market — What It Means for Africa’s Capital, Companies, and Future…
Saudi Arabia has taken a decisive step in reshaping global capital flows by fully opening its stock market to foreign investors, eliminating long-standing barriers and signaling a new phase in its economic transformation.
From February 1,…
Tunisia Frees NGO Worker Sherifa Riahi After 20 Months, Raising Alarms Over Criminalization of…
After more than twenty months in detention, Sherifa Riahi has been released from prison in Tunisia, marking a significant moment in a case that has drawn attention to the increasingly precarious space for humanitarian work in the country.…
AFCON’s Shift to a Four-Year Cycle Triggers Widespread Coaching Backlash Across African Football
The decision to restructure the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) into a four-year tournament cycle has ignited a wave of criticism from senior coaches across the continent, reopening long-standing debates about autonomy, respect, and Africa’s…
Libya’s Oil Comeback: Why Markets Still Aren’t Pricing It In
Libya’s oil sector is quietly re‑entering a phase many global markets have been reluctant to fully price in: a sustained recovery with long‑term upside potential. After years of political fragmentation, infrastructure damage, and repeated…
Richmond Orlando Mensah Is Building the Cultural Infrastructure Africa Was Never Given
By the time you encounter Richmond Orlando Mensah, it becomes clear that labels like editor, curator, or creative director are insufficient. Mensah belongs to a rare lineage of cultural architects — figures who don’t just participate in…