Austria, Vienna At a time when Western green-tech and logistics companies are racing to secure...

Kigali, Rwanda East African economies should treat insurance and reinsurance as essential tools for growth,...

As part of a series of bold economic reforms, the Ethiopian government is set to invite foreign investors to operate freely in the logistics sector—an area previously closed to international players and reserved exclusively for local providers. The new directive, recently unveiled by government officials, is expected to take effect before the end of the year, though an implementation date was not specified. Sources familiar with the matter told Capital that the legal process to liberalize core logistics operations is currently underway within relevant government authorities. "The decision, which has been discussed for the past few years as part of the government's bold reform agenda, will become effective at the start of the coming budget year," these sources stated. Foreign investors operating in Ethiopia have long cited the logistics sector as a major challenge. Some countries and...

Austria, Vienna The Austrian Federal Government has announced a comprehensive overhaul of its foreign policy...

Kigali, Rwanda  East African governments are being urged to rethink how they regulate satellite internet...

Africa Day should be more than a ceremonial date on the calendar. It should be a reminder that the...

For too long, Africa’s infrastructure debate has been framed as a simple shortage story: not enough concessional finance, not...

The escalating tension between Ethiopia and Sudan should alarm everyone in the Horn of Africa. Both sides must step...

Addis Ababa was last week at the center of a continental transformation. As the host of the International Air...