PanAfrican PostDiscover The Stories Shaping Africa

The AU Citizen Engagement Platform gives Africans a space to exchange ideas and contribute to policy discussions. Users see opportunities for learning and civic participation, while calling for greater awareness and affordable access.

The AU Citizen Engagement Platform gives Africans a space to exchange ideas and contribute to policy discussions. Users see opportunities for learning and civic participation, while calling for greater awareness and affordable access.

Zimbabwe’s stock market gained 68.5% in US-dollar terms through July 2026, calculated at official exchange rates. Its new entrepreneurship exchange, ZEEX, could also expand access to business funding. Explore Africa’s equity rally, the barriers investors face and whether smaller companies can turn market momentum into growth capital.

Zimbabwe’s stock market gained 68.5% in US-dollar terms through July 2026, calculated at official exchange rates. Its new entrepreneurship exchange, ZEEX, could also expand access to business funding. Explore Africa’s equity rally, the barriers investors face and whether smaller companies can turn market momentum into growth capital.

Zimbabwe’s stock market gained 68.5% in US-dollar terms through July 2026, calculated at official exchange rates. Its new entrepreneurship exchange, ZEEX, could also expand access to business funding. Explore Africa’s equity rally, the barriers investors face and whether smaller companies can turn market momentum into growth capital.

The African Union Commission brought together experts and human rights defenders at InnoFest’26 to strengthen Africa’s response to digital violence against women and girls. Participants called for better reporting channels, stronger survivor support and greater accountability from technology companies.

Africa’s Nobel story spans science, literature, peace, anti-apartheid struggle, environmental justice, diplomacy and human rights. This guide lists African-born and strongly Africa-associated Nobel laureates, explaining who they were, where they came from, what and why they won.

Billionaires, miners, preachers, betting tycoons, and the state — inside the hidden ownership web controlling the Premier Soccer League.