Category: Development
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The Coca-Cola Company and the Race Toward Cannabis-Infused Beverages
For more than a century, global beverage giants built their fortunes on sugar, caffeine, and carefully engineered branding. Now, some of the world’s largest drink companies are quietly studying another ingredient once considered untouchable in corporate boardrooms: cannabis. Among the most closely watched names is The Coca-Cola Company, which has repeatedly attracted speculation over possible…
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🇹🇬Togo’s New Sahel Strategy Signals a Major Shift in West African Diplomacy
As political tensions and security crises continue reshaping the Sahel region, Togo is positioning itself as an emerging diplomatic and economic bridge between the Alliance of Sahel States and the wider international community. The Togolese government’s newly announced 2026–2028 Sahel Strategy represents one of the most ambitious geopolitical moves by the coastal West African nation…
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🇹🇬Deportation Case Raises Questions About Asylum Protections for African Women
A recent deportation case involving a Togolese woman has drawn international attention to the treatment of African asylum seekers fleeing gender-based violence. According to reports, the woman sought refuge in the United States after escaping the threat of female genital mutilation (FGM) in Togo, but was later deported despite warnings from human rights advocates. The…
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🇲🇱Mali junta chief to take over killed defence minister’s role
Mali’s junta leader, Assimi Goita, will assume the additional role of defence minister, according to a decree announced on Monday, after the death of the previous minister in large-scale attacks. Mali is facing a security crisis following an assault on junta strongholds led by Tuareg separatists and Al-Qaeda-linked jihadists more than a week ago, during…
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🇿🇼 First shipment of lithium sulphate produced in Africa leaves Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe shipped its first consignment of lithium sulphate on Monday, raising Harare’s hopes of becoming a hub for battery minerals processing. The news comes just months after the country banned the export of raw lithium in an effort to force local processing, boost export earnings, and create skilled industrial jobs. Chinese investors have spent millions…
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Clara Matteï’s Blueprint: Dismantling Capitalist Exploitation Through Ubuntu Economics
Clara Matteï’s incisive analysis reveals capitalism not as an inevitable economic law, but as a deliberate tool of social control—imposed through austerity, labor discipline, and resource extraction that have long disadvantaged African nations. Drawing from her expertise in political economy, Matteï unpacks how colonial legacies evolved into modern neoliberal policies, trapping Global South economies in…
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🇿🇦Xenophobia’s Bitter Pill: South Africa’s Hospital Clashes Fracture Pan-African Dreams
South Africa’s ongoing xenophobic tensions have escalated into direct confrontations at public hospitals, where anti-migrant activists are expelling African nationals seeking care. Viral videos from Johannesburg show groups like South Africans First, led by Victoria African, ordering foreign patients— including from the Democratic Republic of Congo—to leave, directing staff to discharge them after stabilization.[1] Recent…
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🇱🇷 A Critical Artery Reawakens: Momentum Builds on Liberia’s Freeport–St. Paul Bridge Corridor Upgrade
Efforts to rehabilitate and modernize the Freeport–St. Paul Bridge corridor in Liberia are gathering pace, signaling renewed commitment to one of the country’s most vital economic routes. The corridor, which links the bustling Freeport of Monrovia to key parts of the capital and beyond, is a lifeline for trade, transport, and daily commuter movement. Recent…
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From Promises to Progress: Rep. Clarence Banks Deploys $500K Equipment Boost for Grand Bassa’s Development
In a significant move aimed at accelerating grassroots development, Representative Clarence Banks has unveiled a fleet of equipment valued at over $500,000 for District 2 in Grand Bassa County, Liberia. The initiative marks one of the most tangible infrastructure interventions in the district in recent years, signaling a shift toward practical, community-centered governance. The equipment,…
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🇳🇬🇬🇭 Nigerian drone makers look to move core operations to Ghana
The indigenous drone manufacturers in Nigeria, Terrahaptix Inc. (also referred to as Terra Industries), are looking at an expansion move that would take it beyond its borders to one of the strongest markets in West Africa, Ghana. Terrahaptix Inc., a Nigerian drone manufacturer, is expanding to Ghana to establish its first facility outside Nigeria, targeting the growing…
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