European Commission officials and African Union representatives met in Brussels to sign a series of agreements aimed at accelerating clean energy deployment, expanding sustainable infrastructure, and promoting green economic growth across African states. The initiatives include joint investment frameworks for solar, wind, and hydropower projects, as well as regulatory support for public-private partnerships. Commissioner for […]

Amid rising urban living costs and scarce employment opportunities, many young Africans are turning to agriculture as a viable economic option.

Africa’s energy future is being shaped not only by what happens within its borders, but by forces far beyond them—global conflicts, trade disruptions, and geopolitical rivalries that increasingly determine the price and availability of energy.

The Ghana Standards Authority (GSA) has announced a major update to its pesticide residue detection limits for manufactured and imported agricultural products, marking a significant step forward in Ghana’s agricultural quality control and public health protection systems.