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The Exchange Africa provides you with news you can invest with. Be informed, be engaged, and be one step ahead in Africa! Understand Africa the way it's meant to be, from the lens of Africans. Be engaged on trends in local & international markets affecting Africa. Our editorial on industry trends, banking, regional markets, tourism, and industry news in Africa will give you the insight you need to make informed decisions in Africa.

For African gold-exporting countries, the Dubai gold contracts could be transformative. Nations such as Tanzania, Ghana,...
22/10/2025

For African gold-exporting countries, the Dubai gold contracts could be transformative. Nations such as Tanzania, Ghana, South Africa, Sudan, and Mali, all of which have deep trading links with Dubai, stand to benefit from a more transparent and regionally aligned pricing mechanism that reflects actual market realities rather than Western benchmarks.

The roll out of Dubai gold contracts priced in UAE dirhams marks a major shift in global bullion trading, firming up Dubai’s influence in gold pricing.

DR Congo’s mineral and forest resources together represent a twin pillar of green wealth, underground metals to fuel the...
22/10/2025

DR Congo’s mineral and forest resources together represent a twin pillar of green wealth, underground metals to fuel the energy transition and rainforests that consume billions of tons of carbon. Managing both at once could make the DRC a climate linchpin or a cautionary tale. $DRCongo

DR Congo mining wealth offers a $23 trillion trove of elements deep in the Congo Basin. Can this find uplift Congolese' lives or deepen woes?

Kenya has been thrown into mourning following the death of former Prime Minister Raila Odinga on Wednesday morning in In...
15/10/2025

Kenya has been thrown into mourning following the death of former Prime Minister Raila Odinga on Wednesday morning in India where he had travelled seeking medication. Odinga, who has contested in five presidential elections in Kenya including 1997, 2007, 2013, 2017 and 2022 died after cardiac arrest at 9.52am Indian time within the premises of Ayurvedic eye hospital, which is located at Koothattukulam in Ernakulam district of Kerala, India. He was 80.

Raila Odinga was taking a walk with his sister, daughter, and personal doctor “when he suddenly collapsed” at Kochi, India, on Wednesday.

The crypto uncertainty: Ethereum to surpass bitcoin in market capitalization -
05/09/2025

The crypto uncertainty: Ethereum to surpass bitcoin in market capitalization -

Ethereum's adoption of the proof-of-stake system will lead to less electricity consumption in mining, significantly reducing carbon emissions

In AI Everything MEA 2026 global expo, Egypt is inviting players to explore best use cases while wooing investors in dee...
04/09/2025

In AI Everything MEA 2026 global expo, Egypt is inviting players to explore best use cases while wooing investors in deep-tech innovation.

In AI Everything MEA 2026 global expo, Egypt is inviting players to explore best use cases while wooing investors in deep-tech innovation.

Who's Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the Salvadorian Trump wants sent to Uganda?~ For years, besieged Kilmar Abrego Garcia worked...
01/09/2025

Who's Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the Salvadorian Trump wants sent to Uganda?

~ For years, besieged Kilmar Abrego Garcia worked as a construction worker in U.S. state of Maryland, where he lived with his wife and children.
~ The Salvadorian national was, however, arrested in March and wrongly deported to a jail in his homeland: El Salvador.
~ The Trump administration says Garcia was a member of the MS-13 gang, an accusation that he denies even as the push to dump him in Uganda intensifies. Read:

Trump insists Kilmar Abrego Garcia was a member of the MS-13 gang, a claim the Salvadorian denies even as he fights deportation to Uganda.

Renting vs. Owning: Why Not Buying a Home Might Be The Best Financial Move For You -
26/08/2025

Renting vs. Owning: Why Not Buying a Home Might Be The Best Financial Move For You -

Renting vs. Owning: Why Not Buying a Home Might Be The Best Financial Move For You

Must a genocide be committed to acknowledge a nation? -
26/08/2025

Must a genocide be committed to acknowledge a nation? -

Do nations win recognition only after mass atrocity? This report examines the genocide in Rwanda, Israel, and Palestine, links key quotes, recalls Arafat and Mandela ties, and asks if Africa is doing enough.

Africa is set to add 1.2 million barrels per day of new refining capacity by 2030 – driven by landmark projects across N...
25/08/2025

Africa is set to add 1.2 million barrels per day of new refining capacity by 2030 – driven by landmark projects across Nigeria, Angola and Uganda.

Africa is set to add 1.2 million barrels per day of new refining capacity by 2030 – driven by landmark projects across Nigeria, Angola and Uganda.

Rights activists and leaders of the opposition in Uganda have trashed the recently announced agreement between President...
22/08/2025

Rights activists and leaders of the opposition in Uganda have trashed the recently announced agreement between President Kaguta Museveni and Donald Trump's administration to host deportees from the U.S., saying the deal is akin to human trafficking.

Human rights activists fault Uganda-U.S. pact on accepting deportees, asking: "Are they refugees or prisoners?"

Human Rights Watch has fingered Rwandan-backed M23 group for the summary ex*****on of over 140 civilians in July 2025, m...
20/08/2025

Human Rights Watch has fingered Rwandan-backed M23 group for the summary ex*****on of over 140 civilians in July 2025, mainly ethnic Hutu people, in at least 14 villages and small farming communities in eastern DRC.

M23 rebels' killings in Rutshuru come weeks after an agreement in a U.S.-brokered peace deal signed on June 27 between DRC and Rwanda.

A decrease in international prices of avocado and tea across Europe has seen Kenya's agribusiness company Kakuzi PLC's n...
20/08/2025

A decrease in international prices of avocado and tea across Europe has seen Kenya's agribusiness company Kakuzi PLC's net profit for the six months to June 30th, 2025 dip to $2.28 million (KES295 million).

Kakuzi PLC's avocado and tea export earnings from European market affected by lower prices in the six months to June 30th, 2025.

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