Corporate Cocktail Africa

Ghana’s economy has shown signs of stabilisation in recent months, but the key question remains: is this recovery real and sustainable, or is it fragile and dependent on favourable external conditions?The Ghanaian cedi has strengthened by over 20% ag... more

Zambia’s copper boom is once again in the global spotlight, driven by rising demand from the energy transition and electric vehicle (EV) supply chains. But while higher copper prices are boosting export earnings and improving investor sentiment, the ... more

The Sahel region is in the midst of a deepening security and political crisis, marked by a wave of military coups, rising insurgency, and weakening state institutions. In the past three years alone, at least eight coups have reshaped the political la... more

From the “bottom-up” economic agenda to the push for Singapore-style transformation, William Ruto’s administration has been defined by ambitious promises of reform, investment, and large-scale development.

But questions are mounting over delivery. K... more

Africa is projected to need one billion new jobs by the end of the century, yet slow economic growth, weak policy execution, and political missteps are deepening the continent’s youth employment crisis.

With over 60% of Africans under 25, rising un... more

Central Africa is one of Africa’s most misunderstood and underestimated frontiers written off as “too risky,” yet home to some of the highest potential returns on the continent. In this powerful episode, Benhel Boumba Tamane, Managing Director of L’A... more

Kenya’s economic reality is far more complex than government headlines suggest. Despite President Ruto’s Bottoms Up economic agenda, many Kenyans are grappling with weak demand, slow job creation, high debt, and corruption. Gen Z took to the streets ... more

Tanzania’s astonishing 98% election victory — a number more familiar in authoritarian regimes than modern democracies — has raised alarm across East Africa. Political violence is rising, opposition voices are silenced, and calls for reform are quickl... more