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West Africa regional aircraft from Africa World Airlines. Photo @Pexels
Can Ivory Coast’s aviation reforms finally make West African flights affordable?
07/05/2026
Brandon Orion Mensah
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Africa start-up funding shifts as early-stage deals decline. Photo by Kay Asante @ Unsplash
Africa’s start-up boom on shaky ground: where have the early-stage bets gone?
04/05/2026
Kingsley Kobo
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Africa Fintech startups are struggling. Photo @Pexels
Why Africa’s fintech start-ups are losing the fight for survival
22/04/2026
Kingsley Kobo
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Ivory Coast supporters of a political party on the street. Photo by Yanick Folly @ Unsplash
Can Ivory Coast’s $23mn sovereign fund turn an extractive boom into lasting wealth?
17/04/2026
Brandon Orion Mensah
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Contactless payment system. Photo by SumUp @ Unsplash
Cash is fading in West Africa as fintech rewrites the rules of money
14/04/2026
Kingsley Kobo
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Delivery service in Africa is gaining grounds. Photo by Olarotimi Awolaja @ Pexels
Beyond Jumia: who really controls Côte d’Ivoire’s e-commerce economy?
13/04/2026
Kingsley Kobo
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Man pushing truck with gallons of water in Benin. Photo by Dananjaya Nugraha @ Unsplash
Can West Africa’s development bank scale up without taking on too much risk?
02/04/2026
Alhousseiny Djigo
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Fishing market in Dakar, Senegal. Photo by Marie Vicat @ Pixabay
West Africa central bank cuts rates again as deflation opens rare policy window
06/03/2026
Brandon Orion Mensah
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