Innovating Across Borders: Africa’s Role in the Global Fintech Revolution

Our Correspondent | Africa Guardian Africa’s economic landscape is often seen as fragmented, with its 40+ currencies, eight regional economic communities, and two currency unions viewed as obstacles to growth. These complexities are frequently cited as the root cause of regulatory barriers and logistical challenges that hinder cross-border trade and foreign investment. But what if we’ve been looking at…

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HostAfrica to Acquire Nigerian Web Hosting Firm GO54 in Strategic Expansion

Elizabeth Antidius Shumbusho | Africa Guardian HostAfrica, a prominent web hosting solutions provider in Africa, has announced its plans to acquire the assets of GO54 (formerly WhoGoHost), a leading Nigerian web hosting company. This acquisition marks a significant milestone in HostAfrica’s efforts to enhance its service offerings and strengthen its presence in Africa’s burgeoning tech market. Expanding Nigeria’s Digital…

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HostAfrica to Acquire Nigerian Web Hosting Firm GO54 in Strategic Expansion

Elizabeth Antidius Shumbusho | Africa Guardian HostAfrica, a prominent web hosting solutions provider in Africa, has announced its plans to acquire the assets of GO54 (formerly WhoGoHost), a leading Nigerian web hosting company. This acquisition marks a significant milestone in HostAfrica’s efforts to enhance its service offerings and strengthen its presence in Africa’s burgeoning tech market. Expanding Nigeria’s Digital…

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Why Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour Skipped Africa – Fans Demand Answers

Charles Muchoki | Africa Guardian Taylor Swift’s record-breaking Eras Tour, which concluded in Vancouver on December 8, drew over 10 million fans across 149 shows spanning five continents. However, many fans are questioning why Africa was left off the itinerary. A TikTok video reposted on X (formerly Twitter) by @SinginSwiftie has sparked debate. The video shows Kenyans singing along…

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Why Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour Skipped Africa – Fans Demand Answers

Charles Muchoki | Africa Guardian Taylor Swift’s record-breaking Eras Tour, which concluded in Vancouver on December 8, drew over 10 million fans across 149 shows spanning five continents. However, many fans are questioning why Africa was left off the itinerary. A TikTok video reposted on X (formerly Twitter) by @SinginSwiftie has sparked debate. The video shows Kenyans singing along…

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From Monaco to Dakar: A Rally Across Iconic African Landscapes

Edson Baraukwa | Africa Guardian The Africa Eco Race, the world’s premier cross-border rally raid, has revealed the list of participants for its highly anticipated 2025 edition. Launched in 2008, the Africa Eco Race honors the legacy of historic African rallies while championing sustainability and adventure. This iconic rally stretches from Monaco to Dakar, traversing the breathtaking landscapes of…

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Global Work Hours: A Comparison of Africa and the World

Charles Muchoki | Africa Guardian Across the globe, working hours vary dramatically, influenced by cultural, economic, and labor factors. Some countries foster environments where shorter work weeks are the norm, while others are characterized by longer working hours. Here’s a look at the African countries with the longest and shortest weekly work hours. Global Work Hour Disparities The International…

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AGOA Renewal Delayed Amid US Congressional Deadlock

Edson Baraukwa | Africa Guardian The African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), a vital component of US-Africa trade relations, faces an uncertain future as partisan disagreements in US Congress have derailed efforts to renew the scheme this year. Diplomats and industry advocates had hoped to secure a renewal of AGOA as part of Washington’s year-end budget deal to avoid…

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NNPC Partners with Oando, ADNOC for $2bn Syndicated Loan to Boost Oil Output

Our Correspondent | Africa Guardian The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC) is working to secure a $2 billion loan aimed at stabilizing its finances and investing in new oil infrastructure to increase crude oil production, according to reports by Africa Intelligence. The loan, named Project Leopard, is expected to be finalized soon, with the first $1 billion tranche…

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South Africa Launches First Accredited Higher Education Cannabis Course

Our Correspondent | Africa Guardian Cheeba Cannabis & Hemp Academy, a leading South African cannabis education provider, has unveiled its groundbreaking Higher Certificate in Cannabis Production and Management. This qualification, the first of its kind to be accredited by the Council on Higher Education (CHE), aims to set a new standard for cannabis education. Trenton Birch, CEO and Co-founder…

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