Ethiopia National Digital ID Users Surpass 37 million
By Yordanos Tadesse – The total number of Ethiopia’s national digital identification (ID) known as Fayda, users have reached 37.5 million people.
Green Energy Transition Minerals Mining Not Major Source of Greenhouse Gas
Today, ICMM publishes its new Global Mining & Metals Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions Dataset, alongside an insights report that provides the most comprehensive, up-to-date picture of how the mining and metals sector…
How Africa is Building New Future for Migration
By Gideon Rutaremwa – Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 9 March 2026 – For too long, the global conversation about migration in Africa has been dominated by a single, crisis-driven narrative: boats crossing the…
Strengthening Parliamentary Capacity for AfCFTA Implementation in Nigeria
The United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA), through its African Trade Policy Centre (ATPC), in collaboration with the National Institute for Legislative and Democratic Studies (NILDS) and with the Contribution of…
Preparing for Reputational Crises Before They Occur
By BEHAK – Non-governmental organizations operate in environments defined by complexity, scrutiny, and high expectations. Across Africa, NGOs deliver essential services in healthcare, education, humanitarian relief, climate resilience, and governance. Yet despite…
France, Danish Agencies to Help Sudan Conflict Affected Women
As the crisis in Sudan continues to unfold, the Agence Française de Développement (AFD) announces the signature of a partnership with the Danish Refugee Council (DRC), in close collaboration with local feminist…
How African Businesses Control Their Public Narrative
By BEHAK- Across Africa’s rapidly evolving business landscape, companies increasingly operate within environments where reputation and public perception influence commercial success. While operational performance, financial discipline, and product quality remain essential, the…
Ghana’s Gold Economy Explained
By Africa Risk Control- For many observers outside Africa, Ghana is not immediately associated with global industry. Yet the country plays a central role in the international gold market and has become…
Media Positioning of African NGOs Advancing Women’s Rights
By BEHAK – Programs that advance women’s rights and gender equality often operate in environments shaped by deeply rooted social norms, legal sensitivities, and political considerations. For NGOs working in this space,…
Public Credibility as Market Entry: The New Rules of Distribution in AfCFTA Markets
By BEHAK – In the era of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), distributors have become the quiet arbiters of cross-border success. While manufacturers focus on production capacity and pricing, distributors…
Congo’s Metals Power Global Industry
By Africa Risk Control– The Democratic Republic of Congo rarely appears in consumer markets, yet it plays a decisive role in modern technology and energy systems. From electric vehicles to smartphones and…
Media Visibility as Strategic Leverage for Climate & Disaster NGOs
By BEHAK – Climate volatility across Africa is intensifying. Floods, cyclones, drought cycles, and coastal erosion are no longer isolated emergencies but recurring structural pressures on public finance, humanitarian systems, and development…
Angola’s Infrastructure Boom Explained
By Africa Risk Control – Angola is often viewed through a single lens: oil production. But on the ground, the country’s economic activity increasingly revolves around infrastructure — especially electricity networks and…
Why Founder Visibility Shapes Leadership Credibility Under AfCFTA
By BEHAK – As African businesses scale beyond national borders, leadership becomes increasingly visible—whether intentionally or not. Under AfCFTA, founders and senior executives are no longer assessed only by those who know…