The African Magazine provides first-hand information about African economies and economic relations between Africa, the United States, China, Europe, World Bank, IMF, the Corporate Council on Africa and the rest of the world.
BY ALAN GREEN Business Traveller magazine today announced the winners of the 2017 Traveller Awards in London. The event, in its thirtieth year, recognizes the best airlines, car rental services … Read More
BY ALAN GREEN The World Economic Forum just released the 2017-2018 edition of the biennial Global Competitiveness Report which compares the world’s economies against each other on the basis of … Read More
BY ALAN GREEN The U.S.-Africa Energy Summit scheduled in Madison, Wisconsin September 18-19 and to be hosted by the University of Wisconsin at Plateville, has been canceled due to visa … Read More
BY ALAN GREEN As of this week, African goods are available to American consumers on eBay thanks to a welcomed partnership between the e-commerce giant and MallforAfrica.com. The new initiative … Read More
BY ALAN GREEN The high cost of protecting Donald Trump, his many homes and his large family has caused a cash nightmare for the U.S. Secret Service. In an interview … Read More
BY GREG WRIGHT The U.S. and China seem to be on the verge of a costly trade war. Most recently, the Trump administration announced that Chinese shipments of aluminum foil will … Read More
BY LOU SIFA A group of one thousand young leaders from 48 Sub-Saharan African countries met in Washington, D.C. Last week in the context of the 2017 Mandela Washington Fellowship … Read More
BY LISA FRENCH On Tuesday, July 11, the UK Department for International Development (UK DFID), in close partnership with its American and Canadian sister organizations, the United States Agency for … Read More
BY JOHN J. TREMLAU When G20 leaders meet in Hamburg in early July they face a problem not on their formal agenda: how to work around Donald Trump. The US president disdains … Read More
BY ALAN GREEN With an estimated 800 participants in attendance, including U.S. commerce secretary Wilbur Ross, Mozambique’s president Felipe Nyusi, and the president of the African Development Bank, Dr. Akinwumi … Read More
