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AfricaBlogging feted at the AfroBloggers Awards 2023
Africa Blogging is one of the winners of the 2023 AfroBloggers Awards. The Pan-African blogger network emerged as the...
Bitcoin in Africa: Too exciting to be money?
Vires in Numeris… This is a Latin motto that has become synonymous with Bitcoin. It is supposed to demonstrate...
What does a transition from fossil fuels truly look like for Africa?
It is sometimes easy to forget that Africa is the world’s youngest continent. What with all the challenges that...
Modern day slavery: Kenya and the Gulf menace
Speaking to the Daily Nation back in 2015, the Kenyan Ambassador to Saudi Arabia was quoted as saying: “Between...
Why Ghana should tap into labour export to curb unemployment
Ghana is a lower-middle-income country but despite its growing economy, the country still faces challenges such as high unemployment,...
Debt Restructuring in Ghana: The Consequences of Including Individual Bondholders in Government’s Domestic Debt Exchange Programme
Debt restructuring is a process by which an institution reorganizes its outstanding debts in order to improve or restore...
Period Poverty Undermining Gender Equality in Ghana
What is Period Poverty? Period poverty is a term used to describe the lack of access to menstrual hygiene...
Effective Strategies for Countering Extremism in the Sahel: Importance of Economic Development to Community Engagement
Combating extremism in the Sahel region is a complex and pressing issue that requires a comprehensive review of the...
Episode #8: Unpacking South Africa’s Load Shedding and Energy Crisis ft Andile Zulu
In this episode of the Africa Blogging podcast, we unpack South Africa’s energy crisis which has now resulted in...
Steering the Zambian Economy, Hakainde Hichelema’s wins ft Paul Shalala
In this episode, we speak to Paul Shalala, an award-winning Zambian journalist who works with the national broadcaster ZNBC and...
Announcement: We are now on your favorite Podcasts Platforms
Happy New Year! When we set up Africa Blogging in 2015, we wanted to be a platform that catalyzes...
Only three African women make it to Forbes list of World’s Most Powerful 100 women
Tanzanian president Samia Suluhu Hassan, Nigeria’s Ngozi Okonjo – Iweala who is the current Director General of the World...