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Last Modified date: Dec 8, 2022 According to reports, Ethiopia has begun concrete construction on the body of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, particularly on

Leo Holtz and Chris Heitzig February, 2021 Poor infrastructure continues to hinder economic growth in sub-Saharan Africa. Moreover, according to a recent publication by McKinsey and Company, the region’s attempts

The colonial history of Africa still casts a shadow on development in the continent. This column uses a new geospatial dataset to study the long-term

The Gulf state is ahead of the rest of the Middle East – and much of the world – when it comes to capitalising on

S. Ibi Ajayi Globalization, which is not a new phenomenon, may be defined as the increasing interaction among, and integration of, the activities—especially economic activities—of

A surplus of workers, more stability and technology are transforming Africa’s economies, making it less dependent on extractive industries. This article is part of a

March, 2020 | Article, By Kannan Lakmeeharan, Qaizer Manji, Ronald Nyairo, and Harald Poeltner There is need and available funding, together with a large pipeline of potential projects—but not enough

By Jeff MILWAUKEE — Gerry Winkleman points across the Milwaukee River at the former tannery where he worked for almost two decades as a union welder,

PTHAN SANDER DECEMBER, 2022 Through the acquisition of mining contracts in Africa, China has maintained a hold over the global supply of critical minerals for

The history of gold mining in Ethiopia stretches back more than three millennia, when the precious metal was excavated and transported to Egypt for the