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For over 50-years, NEW AFRICAN has been the world’s biggest-selling, English-language pan-African magazine. With our cutting-edge content we bring an African perspective to international reporting on the continent. Inspiring and always enlightening, New African covers real issues often ignored elsewhere and corrects the many misconceptions associated with the continent. With our in-depth monthly r
eports, New African brings Africa closer to the world and offers an invaluable window to the globe’s most diverse continent. It is ideal for those looking to gain a better understanding of the most important issues affecting Africa.
Dive into the complexities of shifting geopolitical plates with this insightful analysis. Why does the world need a new approach to global governance?
From Gaza to Ukraine, the shifting of the shifting of geopolitical plates is disrupting all strategic balances. The old model of Multilateralism cannot cope with the rapid changes but the world does need global governance. To be effective, this must include the South which is currently kept out of t...
Seventy-five years after the signing of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, much still needs to be done to defend and strengthen the institutions of global governance and confront the catastrophes of our time, writes Magdalena Sepúlveda. Carmona.
Seventy-five years after the signing of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, much still needs to be done to defend and strengthen the institutions of global governamce and confront the catastrophes of our time, writes Magdalena Sepúlveda. Carmona
The World Bank's Tunisia Country Climate and Development Report paints an ominous picture for Tunisia if the country fails to manage the risks arising from climate change, writes Dhafer Saidane.
The World Bank's Tunisia Country Climate and Development Report paints a frightening picture for Tunisia if the country fails to manage the risks arising from climate change, writes Dhafer Saidane.
As COP28 meets in Dubai, Valentin Tapsoba, Director of the United Nations Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)’s Regional Bureau for Southern Africa, and Ibrahima Cheikh Diong, United Nations Assistant Secretary-General and ARC Group Director General, describe how their organisations are coming together to combat the results of the climate crisis.
As COP28 meets in Dubai, Valentin Tapsoba, Director for United Nations Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)’s Regional Bureau for Southern Africa, and Ibrahima Cheikh Diong, United Nations Assistant Secretary-General and ARC Group Director General, describe how their organisations are coming together...
Morocco’s Ifrane Forum is a platform for exchange, reflection and action on African trade and investment. Khadija Idrissi Janati, President of the Forum, tells Hichem Ben Yaïche what to look out for in this year’s edition from 6-8 December.
Morocco’s Ifrane Forum is a platform for exchange, reflection and action on African trade and investment. Khadija Idrissi Janati, President of the Forum, tells Hichem Ben Yaïche what to look out for in this year’s edition from 6-8 December.
"Meetings", a political comedy set in Trinidad, is playing at the Orange Tree Theatre in London until 11 November.
"It feels like the comedy comes out of truth. Once we get to the truth of it, then things are going to be funny naturally," says director Kalungi Ssebandeke. Read more:
Multi-talented Ugandan artist Kalungi Ssebandeke is about to direct his first major work on a London stage. Find out more in our exclusive interview.
As he campaigns for re-election in November, President Andry Rajoelina of Madagascar does not try to conceal his country’s difficulties. After a term devoted to infrastructure, he wants to accelerate industrialisation, boost agriculture, and encourage the private sector and human capital. Read more in our exclusive interview.
As he campaigns for re-election in November, President Andry Rajoelina of Madagascar does not try to conceal his country’s difficulties. After a term devoted to infrastructure, he wants to accelerate industrialisation, boost agriculture, and encourage the private sector and human capital.
John Nagenda passed away in March, only a month before his 84th birthday. He will be mourned for his intelligence and generosity but above all his sense of humour. Cameron Duodu remembers the celebrated Ugandan writer and sportsman.
John Nagenda passed away in March, only a month before his 84th birthday. He will be mourned for his intelligence and generosity, but above all, for his excellent sense of humour. Cameron Duodo recalls his meetings with the celebrated Ugandan writer, political figure and sportsman.
Actor/writer/rapper Kalungi Ssebandeke is directing his first major play at the Orange Tree Theatre in SW London.
Find out more about the play and what inspires him in our exclusive interview with the multi-talented Ugandan artist.
Multi-talented Ugandan artist Kalungi Ssebandeke is about to direct his first major work on a London stage. Find out more in our exclusive interview.
Green bonds could be a way not only to help raise the billions needed for Africa's energy transition but also help to develop Africa's capital markets, writes banking and finance expert Dhafer Saidane.
Green bonds could be a way not only to help raise the billions needed for Africa's energy transition but also help to develop Africa's capital markets.
The constant feed of ‘Africa in crisis’ stories in the global media distorts the true picture of a continent that is largely peaceful and has dynamic enterprising spirit. We need to bring to light the real successes, says Moky Makura.
The constant feed of ‘Africa in crisis’ stories in the global media distorts the true picture of a continent that is largely peaceful with dynamic enterprising spirit. We need to bring to light the real successes, says Moky Makura.
Discover how African Export Import Bank - Afreximbank is propelling Africa towards success in Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Prof. Benedict Oramah highlights the Bank's initiatives and partnerships aligning with AU's Agenda 2063 and UN SDGs: https://newafricanmagazine.com/29803/
Prof. Benedict Oramah describes how Africa’s premier multilateral development institution is working in tandem with other continental organisations to rescue the continent’s SDGs and ensure that it is on the correct course for success.
Discover how Africa's strategic approach to carbon trading could create millions of jobs, generate billions in revenue, and boost sustainable development. Read more ➡️
The global carbon credit market is valued at around $909bn. Africa is beginning to tap into this lucrative resource but a more coordinated effort across the continent could reap rich benefits.
African nations face hurdles in achieving due to funding challenges. Learn how the Economic Commission for Africa for Africa helps countries improve credit ratings and explores innovative financing.
It is essential to raise additional finance if Africa’s SDGs are to keep on track. Jean-Marc Kilolo outlines how the UN Economic Commission for Africa is helping countries improve their credit ratings and search out innovative ways of financing.
Insights from African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA)
report, highlighted by Busani Bafana reveal the transport sector's bright future with the African Continental Free Trade Area:
https://newafricanmagazine.com/29879/
The transport sector is forecast to be one of the big winners from implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area. Busani Bafana highlights the findings of a report by the UN Economic Commission for Africa.
🌍 Dr. Mohamed Ibn Chambas, AU's High Representative, sheds light on Africa's challenges and the imperative of peace and security. A must-read interview for a deeper understanding:
https://newafricanmagazine.com/29866/
Dr Mohamed Ibn Chambas, the African Union’s High Representative for Silencing the Guns, talks candidly about the current political and economic status quo of Africa, the decline of democracy, the marginalisation of populations and why insecurity is increasing.
The Great Blue Wall initiative is Africa's beacon of hope to safeguard its oceans and coastal communities from climate change. Discover how this initiative not only protects seascapes but nurtures a sustainable blue economy
African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA)
Africa’s oceans and the coastal communities that depend on them are under severe threat from climate change and other hazards. The Great Blue Wall initiative sets out to not only protect the seascapes but stimulate a sustainable blue economy.
The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) and regional value chains are driving economic transformation, job creation, and technology sharing. Melaku Desta explores how these intertwined elements amplify Africa's integration and development goals.
By providing the framework to establish robust regional value chains, the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) not only liberates Africa from dependency on imports of industrial goods, but also creates jobs, generates wealth and upgrades skills and technology. Melaku Desta argues that the Af...
Dive into the electric vehicle industry with insights from Oluranti Doherty, Director of Export Development at African Export Import Bank - Afreximbank. Read more about this game-changing initiative.
https://newafricanmagazine.com/29830/
The decision to use Africa’s minerals to manufacture batteries for use in electrical vehicles as well as to actually assemble the vehicles themselves in Africa, is earth-shaking in its implications not only for the countries involved, but for the continent as a whole.
In a candid conversation, former Vice-President of Nigeria, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo and Ibrahima Cheikh Diong, United Nations Assistant Secretary General, emphasise Africa's pivotal role in achieving global net zero emissions by 2050:
https://newafricanmagazine.com/29812/
Former Vice-President of Nigeria Yemi Osinbajo and Ibrahima Cheikh Diong, United Nations Assistant Secretary General Director General of African Risk Capacity (ARC) Group talk to New African about the climate challenges facing Africa.
Hanan Morsey , Deputy Executive Secretary of Economic Commission for Africa highlights the pressing need to rethink the global financial structure amidst growing challenges. Explore Africa's efforts towards sustainable solutions: https://newafricanmagazine.com/29808/
Hanan Morsy, Deputy Executive Secretary, of the UN Economic Commission for Africa, outlines how the organisation is working with a high-level working group to find solutions.
Discover how African Export Import Bank - Afreximbank is propelling Africa towards success in Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Prof. Benedict Oramah highlights the Bank's initiatives and partnerships aligning with AU's Agenda 2063 and UN SDGs:
https://newafricanmagazine.com/29803/
Prof. Benedict Oramah describes how Africa’s premier multilateral development institution is working in tandem with other continental organisations to rescue the continent’s SDGs and ensure that it is on the correct course for success.
Halfway into the SDGs, Africa faces challenges in education, gender equality, energy access, and climate action. Neil Ford outlines the hurdles and emphasizes the need for global cooperation to achieve The Africa of Our Dreams. 🌱
https://ow.ly/iqJY50PNIk8
If Africa can achieve most of the SDGs, it will become a global force to reckon with over the next few decades. But first, it must take stock of how far it has progressed, or fallen behind, in the sustainable development journey and what it needs to do to get back on track.
African leaders set a precedent with the Nairobi Declaration at the Africa Climate Summit, urging a global carbon tax on fossil fuels and transformative climate-positive investments. Read more about Africa's climate agenda:
https://ow.ly/zOCH50PNHqz
The Nairobi Declaration, issued by African leaders at the Africa Climate Summit in early September will serve as a basis for Africa’s common position in the global climate change process in the lead-up to the COP28 global climate conference.
Learn from Antonio Pedro, Acting Executive Secretary of
Economic Commission for Africa about Africa's sustainable growth using the SDGs as a blueprint. Explore a future where Africa embraces the fourth industrial age.
https://newafricanmagazine.com/29791/
SDGs in Africa can not only be salvaged, but the process, allied to the continent’s Agenda 2063, can allow Africa to leapfrog into the fourth industrial age and become a major economic cog in the global superstructure. The Acting Executive Secretary of the UN Economic Commission for Africa, Antoni...
Women tend to bear the brunt of Africa’s health crises. A partnership between the African Risk Capacity Group and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation addresses women's specific needs and vulnerabilities in preparation and response to epidemics.
Women tend to bear the brunt of Africa’s health crises. A partnership between the African Risk Capacity Group and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation addresses women's specific needs and vulnerabilities in preparation and response to epidemics.
A UNESCO report looks at the effectiveness of the use of digital tools in schools. They should be used to promote learning and not as a costly source of distraction.
A UNESCO report looks at the effectiveness of the use of digital tools in schools. They should be used to promote learning and not as a costly source of distraction.
There is new hope for Brazil in President Luiz Inácio Lula’s courageous stand against racism, writes Hippolyte Fofack.
Hippolyte Fofack finds new hope for Brazil in President Luiz Inácio Lula’s courageous stand against racism
The catastrophic effects of climate-change are not only wreaking havoc on local communities, but are becoming a major obstacle to Africa achieving its SDG and Agenda 2063 goals, write Ibrahima Cheikh Diong from African Risk Capacity Group (ARC).
The adverse effects of climate-change are not only wreaking havoc on local communities directly impacted by calamitous events but are becoming a major obstacle to Africa achieving its SDG and Agenda 2063 goals, argues Ibrahima Cheikh Diong, UN undersecretary general and Director General of the Afric...
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For over 50-years, NEW AFRICAN has been the world’s biggest-selling, English-language pan-African magazine. With our cutting-edge content we bring an African perspective to international reporting on the continent. Inspiring and always enlightening, New African covers real issues often ignored elsewhere and corrects the many misconceptions associated with the continent. With our in-depth monthly reports, New African brings Africa closer to the world and offers an invaluable window to the globe’s most diverse continent. It is ideal for those looking to gain a better understanding of the most important issues affecting Africa.
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