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Red Gold: The Rise and Fall of West Africa’s Palm Oil Empire

Palm oil was, and remains, a key ingredient in West African cuisine, including the simple dish of boiled yam, palm oil and Kanwa salt, and Banga soup.

by The Conversation March 23, 2022April 3, 2022
Markets & Investments Politics & Economy

How Russia-Ukraine Conflict Could Influence Africa’s Food Supplies

Wheat and other grains are back at the heart of geopolitics following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Both countries play a major role in the global agricultural market. African leaders must pay attention.

by The Conversation March 16, 2022April 3, 2022
African Leaders Politics & Economy

History May Explain South Africa’s Refusal to Condemn Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine

The South African government has explained that it enjoys good relations with both Russia and the Ukraine; hence it abstained in the UN General Assembly vote condemning the Russian invasion.

by The Conversation March 13, 2022April 3, 2022
Human Rights & Freedoms Politics & Economy

Mama Zora Mehlomakulu: A South African Icon Who Inspired a Generation

Zora Mehlomakulu is one of the many forgotten heroines of the freedom struggle in South Africa. Her story like that of her many compatriots who fought against the Apartheid regime must never be silenced, erased or forgotten.

by Thandisizwe Mgudlwa March 2, 2022March 2, 2022
Markets & Investments Politics & Economy

Frozen Chips: A Hot Potato for Africa

An online storm over the local sourcing of potato chips for fast food outlets like Kentucky Fried Chicken has opened up a hot debate over the sourcing of local raw materials by local and foreign companies operating on the continent.

by Conrad Onyango - bird contributor January 13, 2022February 7, 2022
Markets & Investments Politics & Economy

Green is the New Yellow as More African Taxis Turn Electric

Electric cars and shared mobility concepts are starting to disrupt Africa’s taxi industry. Just a few years after cab-hailing apps upended the market and made city transportation cheaper and safer, they're now about to get greener.

by Seth Onyango - bird contributor November 26, 2021February 7, 2022
African Leaders Politics & Economy

South Africa’s Last Apartheid President Is Dead. How Shall We Mourn FW De Klerk?

De Klerk, despite taking the road not a taken in the sunset days of the 1980s, was a man accepting reality but with blood on his hands.

by Amol Awuor November 12, 2021November 12, 2021
Markets & Investments Politics & Economy

Africa, the “Epicentre of Mobile Money”

Financial services are now just a dial away for millions of Africans as it emerged more than half of phone users in a recent survey processed payments and other monetary transactions on their mobile phones and uptake has surged so much that a recent survey called Africa "the epicentre of mobile money".

by Seth Onyango - bird contributor October 15, 2021February 7, 2022
Industry 4.0 Politics & Economy

Electric Vehicles on the Cards for Africa’s Largest Car Market

South Africa is on track to become Africa's biggest market for electric cars and is also looking to become a globally competitive electric car manufacturing hub. A new e-mobility roadmap is in the works to make EVs cheaper than petrol cars in that market.

by Seth Onyango - bird contributor September 8, 2021September 17, 2021
Markets & Investments Politics & Economy

Kenyans Lead the World in Peer to Peer Crypto Trade

Kenyans are trading cryptocurrencies directly with each other ("peer to peer transactions" or P2P) more than elsewhere in the world. Residents of other African countries are also jumping at the opportunity to cushion remittances and cross-border businesses from costly transfer fees and the risks of weakening currencies.

by Conrad Onyango - bird contributor September 1, 2021November 17, 2021
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