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African Newspage arrive digital media landscape in Africa to fill in a huge gap – in-depth reportage of human and development stories. We, therefore, are of the belief that development journalism could play a critical role in the sustainable development of Africa including its successful realization of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, SDGs. Thus, we are here to tell impact, original cm dat

a-driven African stories while strictly adhering to the professional tenets of accuracy and impartiality in news gathering and dissemination regarding the most pertinent issues crucial for Africa’s development. We hereby pledge to uphold the established code of ethics “canons” of journalism in the discharge of our duties, by abiding to the cardinal guiding principles of accuracy, objectivity, impartiality, fairness and public accountability in the exercise of our fundamental right of free press. As a specialized, development-focused publication, we will seek to carry out in-depth, analytical and data-driven coverage of the most pertinent human stories around the key thematic areas of governance & economy, justice & human rights, peace & security, health, education, agriculture, environment as well as youth and women’s issues in Africa.

West African Leaders Chart Regional Roadmap for Gender Parity in PoliticsWest African ministers, parliamentarians, polit...
11/08/2026

West African Leaders Chart Regional Roadmap for Gender Parity in Politics

West African ministers, parliamentarians, political party representatives and women leaders have adopted the Abuja Regional Action Agenda, a roadmap aimed at accelerating women’s political representation and leadership across the region.

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Regional leaders charted a roadmap for translating commitments on gender parity into meaningful action through structural reforms, stronger political institutions and expanded pathways for women to assume political leadership across West Africa.

Afrobarometer: AfCFTA Awareness Lags Behind Public Support for Free TradeOnly 13% of Africans have heard of the African ...
10/08/2026

Afrobarometer: AfCFTA Awareness Lags Behind Public Support for Free Trade

Only 13% of Africans have heard of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), yet 62% believe their economies would benefit from easier trade with other countries, according to new Afrobarometer findings.

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Only 13% of Africans have heard of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), despite growing public support for freer trade and regional economic integration, according to new Afrobarometer findings.

AUDA-NEPAD Opens DRC Country Office to Deepen Delivery of Agenda 2063 PrioritiesThe African Union Development Agency (AU...
09/08/2026

AUDA-NEPAD Opens DRC Country Office to Deepen Delivery of Agenda 2063 Priorities

The African Union Development Agency (AUDA-NEPAD) has inaugurated its Country Office in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), strengthening its institutional presence to support national development priorities, accelerate project implementation and advance Africa’s Agenda 2063.

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The African Union Development Agency (AUDA-NEPAD) has inaugurated its Country Office in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), establishing a permanent institutional presence aimed at strengthening implementation of national development priorities while advancing continental integration under Afric...

OP-ED | How Africa’s Energy Curse Is a Political Choice, By Rabah Arezki & Michael L. RossRabah Arezki and Michael L. Ro...
08/08/2026

OP-ED | How Africa’s Energy Curse Is a Political Choice, By Rabah Arezki & Michael L. Ross

Rabah Arezki and Michael L. Ross argue that Africa’s failure to turn its vast oil and gas wealth into reliable electricity and poverty reduction is not a geological problem, but a political choice—driven by export priorities, weak governance, elite capture and poorly designed energy subsidies.

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Africa’s failure to translate its vast fossil-fuel wealth into poverty reduction and reliable electricity reflects a deliberate policy choice to prioritise hard-currency export revenues over public investment, with much of the proceeds fuelling elite consumption

CyFrica 2026 Targets Stronger Cyber Resilience Across Nigeria’s Critical SectorsAs cyber threats grow alongside Nigeria'...
07/08/2026

CyFrica 2026 Targets Stronger Cyber Resilience Across Nigeria’s Critical Sectors

As cyber threats grow alongside Nigeria's expanding digital economy, will convene policymakers, regulators, industry leaders and technology experts to strengthen cyber resilience, enhance data protection, and reinforce digital trust across critical sectors.

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As Nigeria's digital economy expands amid increasingly sophisticated cyber threats, CyFrica 2026 will convene policymakers, regulators, industry leaders and technology experts in Lagos on October 8 to advance cyber resilience, strengthen data protection and deepen digital trust across critical secto...

REFLECTION | Communication as Leadership: Lessons from West Africa Women’s Political Leadership Forum, By Salett Nogueir...
06/08/2026

REFLECTION | Communication as Leadership: Lessons from West Africa Women’s Political Leadership Forum, By Salett Nogueira

Salett Nogueira argues that communication is no longer a function that follows leadership—it is one of the principal ways leadership itself is exercised. Drawing lessons from the West Africa Women's Political Leadership Forum, she makes the case for strategic communication as a cornerstone of democratic governance, public trust, and women's political leadership in Africa.

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The most enduring lesson to emerge from the West Africa Women's Political Leadership Forum in Abuja, Nigeria, was that in today's democracies, leadership is increasingly measured not only by the policies leaders make but by how they communicate them.

♻️ NEW DOCUMENTARY | Plastic Gold: Inside Kano's Recycling RevolutionWhat if plastic waste could create jobs, empower wo...
05/08/2026

♻️ NEW DOCUMENTARY | Plastic Gold: Inside Kano's Recycling Revolution

What if plastic waste could create jobs, empower women and young people, strengthen climate resilience, and transform communities?

Plastic Gold: Inside Kano's Recycling Revolution tells the inspiring story of the interconnected actors driving Kano's emerging plastic recycling value chain—from entrepreneurs and waste pickers to women recyclers, REMASAB, and WAPAN—who are transforming plastic waste into jobs, livelihoods, and economic opportunity while building a cleaner, more sustainable future for Kano, Nigeria's second-largest city.

Kano’s circular economy revolution is thanks to a coalition of public institutions, private sector actors and development partners, including the UK-funded Partnership for Agile Governance and Climate Engagement (PACE) programme, which is helping strengthen a more inclusive, formalised and sustainable waste management ecosystem by:

♻️ Training and supporting women-led waste-sorting enterprises across eight metropolitan Local Government Areas.

♻️ Strengthening the skills, organisation and formalisation of waste pickers to improve livelihoods and employment opportunities.

♻️ Fostering stronger collaboration among REMASAB, WAPAN, market leaders, recyclers and informal waste actors.

♻️ Improving registration, data systems, compliance and accountability across the waste value chain.

As Kano confronts growing environmental challenges, this documentary demonstrates how local innovation, entrepreneurship and strategic partnerships are proving that waste is not merely a problem—it is an opportunity to create jobs, strengthen climate resilience, and accelerate the transition to a Circular Economy.

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THE BRIEF | African Newspage NewsletterThis edition focuses on one defining question: How can Africa transform its youth...
04/08/2026

THE BRIEF | African Newspage Newsletter

This edition focuses on one defining question: How can Africa transform its youthful population into a driver of inclusive prosperity?

From the Africa Development Impact Forum (ADIF) and the HerAfCFTA Regional Conference to the AFCAC African Air Transport Convention & Expo (AATCE) 2026, the MOVE Africa Media Project and the AfCFTA Cotton, Textiles and Apparel (CTA) Value Chain Initiative, this edition examines the ideas, policies, partnerships and innovations driving job creation, women's economic empowerment, and sustainable development across the continent.

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OP-ED | From Pan-Africanism to Meta-Africanism: What Kigali Is About to Enact, By Nizar ChaariNizar Chaari argues that A...
04/08/2026

OP-ED | From Pan-Africanism to Meta-Africanism: What Kigali Is About to Enact, By Nizar Chaari

Nizar Chaari argues that Africa’s next transformation requires moving beyond traditional Pan-Africanism toward Meta-Africanism—a new framework anchored on digital sovereignty, global intellectual leadership, and a borderless generation of young Africans empowered to shape the continent’s future and influence the emerging global order.

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As Africa navigates an increasingly digital and interconnected global order, the continent's long-standing aspirations for unity and self-determination will require a renewed intellectual framework that empowers its youth, strengthens digital sovereignty, and positions Africa not merely as a partici...

OP-ED | The Pre-Funding Trap: The Silent Tax on African Cross-Border Payments, By Olaniyi IbraheemOlaniyi Ibraheem argue...
04/08/2026

OP-ED | The Pre-Funding Trap: The Silent Tax on African Cross-Border Payments, By Olaniyi Ibraheem

Olaniyi Ibraheem argues that the biggest cost in Africa's cross-border payments ecosystem is not technology or regulation, but idle capital trapped in pre-funded accounts—calling for a rethink of liquidity management, settlement infrastructure, and capital efficiency to unlock faster, cheaper, and more scalable intra-African payments.

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Somewhere in the accounts of every cross-border payment operator in Africa sits a number that never appears on a slide, is never negotiated, and is almost never measured, yet it remains the most expensive line item nobody owns, quietly taxing the movement of value across the continent.

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