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Access to affordable and reliable healthcare remains a paramount development priority across Africa. Tanzanian healthtech firm Medikea is pioneering an integrated model that connects digital consultations directly with physical clinics, diagnostic centers, and pharmacies—drastically lowering costs and expanding quality medical care to underserved communities.
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#HealthTech #TanzaniaHealthcare #MedicalInnovation #HealthcareAccess #AfricanStartups
Africa's digital commerce sector continues to create opportunities for businesses seeking to reach customers beyond traditional markets. By integrating warehousing, order packing, courier routing, and nationwide delivery into a seamless network, Egyptian logistics startup Turuq Innovations is tackling scaling bottlenecks to ensure online enterprises deliver efficiently and sustainably.
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#DigitalCommerce #LogisticsTech #SupplyChain #EgyptTech #ECommerceGrowth
Senegal is preparing to make Olympic history. From 31 October to 13 November 2026, the country will host the fourth Summer Youth Olympic Games across Dakar, Diamniadio, and Saly, marking the first Olympic sporting event ever held on African soil. Beyond world-class athletic competition, the Games are driving major infrastructure upgrades, youth participation, and positioning Senegal as a premier regional sports and tourism hub.
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#Dakar2026 #YouthOlympics #Senegal2026 #AfricanSports #WestAfricaHub
African Leadership Magazine opens nominations for its 15th Persons of the Year Awards 2026!
Nominate exceptional leaders driving Africa’s progress.
Deadline: 2 November 2026
Awards: 26–27 February 2027
Submit via [email protected] or use #ALMPOTY2026
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Regional cooperation gives African countries greater bargaining power with investors. At ALM’s 2023 London Summit, Hon. Johnny Ohisa Damian highlighted why East Africa should approach investment as one region.
As Africa deepens integration, the focus remains on turning collaboration into results.
Nominate for the UK–Africa Leadership Awards by 13 November: bit.ly/3WoYCgc
ALM Africa Summit London 2026 | 10–11 December
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#ALMAfricaLondon26 #UKAfrica #BeyondAid
Egypt has outlined a comprehensive four-year economic transformation programme designed to raise productivity, attract foreign direct investment, and strengthen private-sector participation. Placing key sectors—agriculture, manufacturing, technology, tourism, and energy—at the core of its vision, the initiative aims to build a resilient, enterprise-driven economy for sustainable long-term growth.
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#EgyptEconomy #EconomicTransformation #PrivateSector #ForeignInvestment #NorthAfrica
Nigerian start-ups developing solutions in food processing, healthcare, agriculture, and sustainable production have received a combined $275,000 in prize funding from the Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA) and its partners. This milestone highlights the growing role of domestic institutional investors in catalytic funding for early-stage tech, accelerating innovation and sustainable economic development.
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#NSIAPrize #NigerianStartups #TechInnovation #VentureFunding #Entrepreneurship
Ethiopia's aviation industry is preparing for a period of substantial expansion, with Airbus forecasting that the country's air passenger traffic could increase more than sixfold over the next 20 years. Supported by major fleet upgrades, airport infrastructure expansion, and Addis Ababa's strategic position as a global transit hub, this growth will further solidify the nation's leadership in continental connectivity.
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#EthiopianAirlines #AfricanAviation #Airbus #AviationGrowth #ContinentalConnectivity
In 2022 he stepped aside from the APC's vice-presidential ticket in the interest of party unity. It remains the clearest illustration of how he operates.
Alhaji Ibrahim Kabir Masari is Special Adviser to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Political and Other Matters. For more than three decades he has moved from a classroom in Katsina to the centre of federal power in Abuja.
Accordingto him, "Consensus-building is a skill, not a slogan. It requires patience, genuine listening and the willingness to accommodate legitimate concerns without abandoning core objectives."
#AfricanLeadershipMagazine #AfricaForwardAlways #ExecutiveSpotlight #PoliticalLeadership #nigeria
Lake Chad has lost roughly nine-tenths of itself.
"It is sad that both human and natural factors have conspired to shrink the waters of Lake Chad from as much as 33,000 square kilometres to less than 4,000 square kilometres in recent years."
Governor Mai Mala Buni chairs the Lake Chad Basin Governors' Forum. The lake supports millions through fishing and agriculture across Nigeria, Niger, Chad and Cameroon. As it retreated, livelihoods went with it, migration increased, and additional security challenges followed across the basin.
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#AfricanLeadershipMagazine #AfricaForwardAlways #ClimateLeadership #RegionalCooperation #LakeChad #Nigeria
Africa does not lack opportunity. What decides whether capital arrives is trust in the institutions behind it.
Speaking at the House of Lords in July, Henry Fallah Saamoi, Executive Governor of the Central Bank of Liberia, put
it in one sentence.
In December, the Summit's Invest pillar picks up exactly this question: how the UK and Africa build markets
investors can believe in.
The ALM Africa Summit London 2026 · 10–11 December · London
Register: almafricasummit.com
#ALMAfricaLondon26 #UKAfrica #BeyondAid
“The very first village that I went to was the village where my ancestors walked. I was more myself there than I am in Ohio. I didn’t have to think about my Blackness. I felt freer, fully free.” — Hasani Carter, genealogist and educator. Reconnecting the African diaspora with their ancestral roots is fueling a new era of heritage tourism, driving cultural exchange, economic investment, and lasting bridges across the Atlantic.
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#HeritageTourism #AfricanDiaspora #Ancestry #CulturalExchange #InvestInAfrica
The passing of Francis Duru at 57 marks the loss of an iconic actor whose career was deeply woven into the evolution of Nigerian cinema. For more than three decades, his memorable performances helped shape Nollywood's formative years, leaving behind an indelible cultural legacy that continues to inspire African creatives and audiences worldwide.
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#FrancisDuru #NollywoodIcon #AfricanCinema #CreativeLegacy #CulturalHeritage
Nigeria's streaming market is set for remarkable growth. Over-the-top (OTT) video, delivered over the internet rather than through traditional broadcast or pay-TV, is forecast to grow faster than any other national OTT video market through 2030. Unlocking this massive market requires balancing local purchasing power with accessible pricing, mobile-first strategies, and creative ad-supported bundling to transform rapid subscriber adoption into sustainable commercial growth.
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#Nollywood #StreamingAfrica #OTT #DigitalMedia #CreativeEconom
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"Beyond Aid" is not a slogan against aid. Aid has built relationships, schools and health systems across Africa, and it still matters. But it was never meant to be the whole story.
The UK–Africa relationship is already moving on: towards investment, trade, security and skills. These are partnerships where both sides have something to gain and something to build. African governments want more value created at home. UK businesses, universities and investors want partners for the long term.
That is the conversation we are bringing to London on 10–11 December, across seven sectors, from health and energy to critical minerals and skills.
The ALM Africa Summit London 2026 · 10–11 December · London
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#ALMAfricaLondon26 #UKAfrica #BeyondAid
Lagos funds about 70% of its spending from its own revenue. Nasarawa, Gombe and Kaduna are improving too, mostly through digital collection.
Dr M.B. Shehu of RMAFC on fixing Nigeria's revenue base, in Issue 200:
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#Nigeria #FiscalReform
For Governor Mai Mala Buni of Yobe State, development rests on two foundations. Children who can learn, and families who can feed themselves.
In a state where farming is the main source of livelihood, a good harvest means more than food on the table. It means income, stability and stronger communities. And every child in a classroom today is a step towards the skilled workforce Yobe will need tomorrow.
Read his full interview in Issue 200 of African Leadership Magazine: publuu.com/flip-book/853466/…
#AfricanLeadershipMagazine #MaiMalaBuni #YobeState #Nigeria #Education #FoodSecurity #ALMIssue200
African climate-tech startups raised $1.18 billion in 2025, up 57% from the year before.
Fewer deals, bigger cheques: investors are backing businesses with strong operations and clear revenue.
Source: TechCabal Insights
#InsightsAfrica #ClimateTech #AfricanStartups
