Sustainability

The Yaba College of Technology has achieved a milestone as two staff secured TETFund/National Research Fund grants worth over ₦62.9 million for transformative projects. The...

The Green Climate Fund (GCF) has announced a significant financial commitment to Nigeria, approving a substantial new funding package to accelerate the country's transition...

By Africa Green Economy and Sustainability Institute For decades, the dominant narrative surrounding Africa in global investment circles has been one of risk management. However,...

By Edith Kikonyogo  The cost of electricity in sub-Saharan Africa is 3,188% of the income per capita, making it the highest globally and nearly three...

This second conference came at a time of record momentum for African tourism. The continent welcomed 74 million international arrivals in 2024, a seven per cent increase over 2019 and 12 per cent more than in 2023, signalling a strong recovery and renewed global interest in African destinations.

In 2017, El-Sisi became the first Egyptian head of state to visit Vietnam, a gesture that resulted in several cooperation documents aimed at strengthening bilateral ties. Vietnam is also a founding member of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), signalling its growing role in regional economic development.

“This report is a record of the tangible, large-scale impact we’ve always aimed for—driven by disciplined capital, strategic partnerships, and a focus on outcomes that matter,” said Samaila Zubairu, President & CEO of AFC. “From clean energy to industrial ecosystems and regional rail links, AFC’s investments are transforming challenges into opportunities and unlocking Africa’s potential at scale.”