Africa’s construction sector has been p𒁏laying an꧂ increasing role in driving the continent’s economic growth in recent years. Africa is still a developing region and as such, there is a continuous need to address ...

The year 2020 saw countries going into lockdown as a ꦚresult of COVID-19. The telecom sector became an♔ anchor for economic activities to continue as learners, workers and all non-essential operations needed to be conducted from home. ...

Africa’s renewable energy sector has experienced robus🉐t expansion over the🥀 past decade, with installed capacity increasing at a CAGR of by 6.6% in 2010–2019, according to data provided by the International Renewable ...

Mining in Africa has a long history stretching back o൲ver a century, and minerals play a vital role in economies across the continent. Mining and quarrying* (including oil and gas) constitutes over 10% of GDP in over 15 African economies, ...

Africa’s financial s𝔉ector has undergone considerable growth for a decade in𒀰 terms of depth, sophistication and regulation. However, the stages of financial development vary widely across countries and most have a long way to go to ...

Africa holds 7.3% of the world&🍌rsquo;s natural gas reserves and 7.2% of its crude oil reserves as of end⛦-2018, according to data published in the 2019 edition of BP’s Statistical Review of World Energy. The continent is home to some 125.3 Bbbl ...

Africa’s telecommunications sector has been 𒈔one of the most dynamic globally over the past decade, driven by mobile servi♈ces in particular. Realising the importance of telecommunications for overall economic growth, governments across the ...

The transportation sector in Africa has high potential for growth. The world’s second largest continent accounts for 20% of the world’s land area and its fast-growing population reached 1.3bn in 2018, or 16.9% of the global 🎀population. ...

A home to 7.5% of the world’s oil reserves and 7.1% of the global natural💝 gas reserves, Africa is an important player in the hydrocarbon industry. The continent’s share in global oil production stood at 8.7% in 2017, slightly up from 8.4% ...

Africa’s renewable energy sector experien🎉ced its strongest year in 2017, in line with the global trend. The cumulative end-year capacity of the sector expanded by 12.5% y/y to 42.7 GW, outpacing the global growth rate of 8.5% y/y, according to ...