Experts raise concerns regarding the risks of a single-source supply model and have flagged the decision to grant licences to only a few selected depots.
This underscores how war and political instability continue to make journalism one of the world’s most dangerous professions.
Mining serves as Zimbabwe’s second-largest contributor to gross domestic product, accounting for over 14 percent of output
Without legal identity, markets cannot function efficiently
The UAE has constructed one of the world’s most explicitly pro-capital and pro-market fiscal environments
A pervasive culture of impunity continues to undermine the media, with 48 percent of participants raising journalist safety as a primary concern.
This bold economic stride requires strategic development, with policymakers pointing to industrialisation, private partnership and infrastructure as the major drivers
Experts say that with China’s zero-tariff policy, Africa could attract new foreign direct investment from companies that wish to evade high tariffs elsewhere.
Experts believe decentralisation could open the door for privatisation, potentially overhauling the Nigerian electricity regime.
The most prevalent form of the attacks was arrest and detention of journalists and citizens, which accounted for 44 percent of all documented incidents.
Low Taxes, Less Regulation Lead Morocco to Become Africa’s Top Automobile Manufacturer.
The year 2025 revealed how poor policy implementation undermined security, economy, and governance.
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