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 China has stunned the world with its phenomenal double-digit economic growth rate over the past several decades. While the Asian giant is still showing signs of impressive … Read More
BY DAVID GLANCE Will ad blocking deal the final death blow to already failing online advertising? BY DAVID GLANCE Advertising represents 90% of Google’s $USD 66 billion in annual revenue. … Read More
BY ALAN GREEN In a statement issued this Sunday three days after being elected president of the African Development Bank, Nigerian former minister of agriculture and rural development, Akinwumi Adesina, … Read More
BY ALAN GREEN In a press release published on Wednesday, the U.S. headquarters of South African Airways located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, announced the launch of new, non-stop service between … Read More
By Jibril Ture At the White House on Wednesday, President Obama met with the heads of state of the three West African countries hardest hit by the Ebola epidemic, Liberia’s … Read More
By Bill J. Fighter A new study conducted by the National Urban League, a historic civil rights organization dedicated to the economic empowerment of black communities, revealed that blacks are … Read More
By Alan Green Donors from around the world vowed to fund a decade-long plan designed to establish political stability in Guinea-Bissau, pledging over one billion euros on Wednesday. Although it … Read More
By Peter Sesay According to a study conducted by The Lancet, a weekly—and the oldest—general medical journal viewed as one of the most prestigious medical publications in the world, contrary … Read More
By Alan Green Franco-Ivorian business leader Tidjane Thiam will become the new chief executive officer of the Swiss bank Credit Suisse in June. The announcement was made on Tuesday by … Read More
By Alan Green The California-based U.S. investment company TriLinc Global this Monday announced it has approved trade finance facilities to the tune of $15.5 million for companies in South Africa, … Read More
