This panel session, the first of the Africa's rising debt conference, addresses the following key questions:

- What are the debt trajectories in sub-Saharan Africa and which countries are most vulnerable to being in debt distress?
- What are the risks for debt sustainability associated with relatively new and less concessional sources of finance?
- How can existing frameworks for monitoring debt vulnerabilities be improved?

Aduna Co-Founder Andrew Hunt delivers a talk on “The Inspiring Possibility of Baobab” at the 2019 Condé Nast International Luxury Conference in Cape Town. Being hosted in Africa for the very first time, the milestone event brought together leaders from the global luxury and fashion sector to discuss “The Nature of Luxury”.

One of the natural world’s greatest treasures, the baobab tree is an icon of the African savannah. While many may recognise The Tree of Life, few are aware that it bears a nutrient-dense fruit that is a rich source of vitamin C, prebiotic fibre and antioxidants.

Learn about baobab's journey to global superfood status and its inspiring potential to deliver transformation for millions of households across the continent.

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IDS Annual Lecture 2019 – From dictatorship to democracy: the role of women in politics in The Gambia

The Gambia, once viewed as an improbable nation, suffering the fate of many other African countries bedevilled with coups and dictatorial regimes, has gone on to prove itself not only as a viable state, but also as a beacon of democracy in Africa.

Vice President of The Gambia and IDS alum, Isatou Touray, will explore how The Gambia dealt with the crisis of democracy that existed in the country and how women and the youth led the way in shaping progressive change. She will reflect on The Gambia’s experience and discuss its broader implications for contemporary politics in Africa and beyond.

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China's Foreign Affairs ministry has defended the country's continued assistance to African nations. Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesman Lu Kang told journalists in Beijing that skepticism over China's role in Africa by the west will not stop China from growing its ties with Africa. He was responding to a questions over western media criticism of China's support for the construction of a new headquarters for the West Africa regional grouping ECOWAS.

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It is said that Africa breeds dictatorship. This may not be true but when you look closely, you would see that Africa has actually produced some of the most brutal and ruthless dictators. The regime of some of these men was characterized by terror, horror, bloodshed and chaos. The surprising thing was that some of these dictators helped their countries achieve economic prosperity while some destroyed everything their countries struggled to achieve.
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The Continental Free Trade Area deal is the most ambitious effort to free up trade flows within the African continent in decades, but it is far from a done deal. The deal needs to be approved at country level, by national legislators, and protectionist instincts there could easily derail it. 44 countries signed the treaty earlier in March, but Nigeria and South Africa - the continent's 2 largest economies - weren't among them. As CGTN's Ramah Nyang reports, there are more hurdles to overcome.

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African Start-up Investment Summit 2020 - Part 3 - An aligned investment process in Africa.

This is Part 3 of 3 of the online African Start-up Investment Summit 2020, brought to you by AfricArena and Founders Factory Africa.

The first part of this webinar brought together prominent institutional investors and enablers in Africa. We hear from Julia Price, Capital Lead at Endeavor South Africa about her work to create a common and standardised terms sheet adapted to major African regulations. We hear from Eva Warigia, Executive Director at EAVCA, about their initiative on early-stage financing tools. And lastly, we hear from Shelley Lotz, Head of Regulatory Affairs at SAVCA, who presents the work underway by SAVCA on promoting a Start-up Act regulation in South Africa, and specifically on challenges relative to IP frameworks and how to address it.

The second part of the session showcased 3 exciting start-up founders, based in Africa, who are rapidly adapting to current conditions. The 3 start-ups that pitched virtually were: Kweza (South Africa), a platform that connects small traders with wholesalers to bring convenience; WeeGo (Morocco & Senegal), a platform that connects commuters to their local transportation network; and MVXchange (Nigeria), an on-demand B-2-B maritime service that connects vessel charterers directly to offshore support vessels operating in Africa.

At the time of this series of webinars, economies face the harsh ramifications of a slowdown in trade. Early-stage entrepreneurs and start-ups are especially affected by the resultant liquidity crisis and slowdown in consumer activity. Yet, these very same start-ups and entrepreneurs are likely going to innovate to lead our collective charge out of this economic trough as a continent, and will go on to provide economic opportunities for thousands across Africa in the post-COVID era. Join the collective effort to maximise their chances of succeeding for all of us. Founders Factory Africa and AfricArena have taken pride in making this series - bringing together key stakeholders of the ecosystem and shedding light on those taking actionable steps in these uncertain times and promote an aligned discourse in a solution-driven format.

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Trying to dispel the stereotype feedback about the country, in this video, I am sharing the BRT bus facilities & newly constructed Ikeja Bus Terminal in Lagos State. Happy Watching.

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A groundbreaking ceremony has taken place at the deepwater port of Lekki in Nigeria. This will be the first modern deep-water in the country. Once completed, it will also become one of the largest deep-water ports in West Africa. Hlonela Lupuwana has more.

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5 May 2015: As part of the Legatum Institute's History of Capitalism series, Bronwen Everill, Leverhulme Early Career Fellow, King's College London, gave a lecture on the Atlantic commercial enterprise and the Royal African Company. Introduced by Hywel Williams, Senior Adviser at the Legatum Institute. More information: http://www.li.com/events/the-r....oyal-african-company

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Balanding Manneh is an undergraduate student at Arizona State University and the founder of Rural Impact, a non-profit organization that empowers smallholder farmers to combat hunger and food insecurity. In this talk, he shares how we can all contribute to daunting global challenges. Balanding is a Mastercard Foundation Scholar and an undergraduate student in the School of Life Sciences, and Barrett, The Honors College at Arizona State University studying Biological Sciences. Born and raised in The Gambia, West Africa, he is interested in hunger and malnutrition eradication especially in developing countries, and understanding how hunger and malnutrition make individuals in these communities more vulnerable to infectious diseases.

He is the founder of Rural Impact, a non-profit organization that empowers smallholder farmers in rural communities in his native country to increase food production and enable them combat hunger and food insecurity. Balanding is an undergraduate researcher in the Cease Lab where he conducts research with Dr. Cease on locusts which are a major crop pest in many countries of the world. His vision is to see a world in which people have access to food regardless of their income levels or where they live. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

The outlook for climatic changes in the African Sahel is bleak: spectacular temperature increases and further rainfall variability will continue to challenge the livelihoods of millions of inhabitants--sedentary and nomadic--that live in this vast region. These environmental impacts are usually understood as complicating long-standing problems of weak statehood, economic marginalization and physical insecurity and risk rendering the Sahel more prone to jihadist violence and various forms of migration. Yet this pessimistic--some would say alarmist--perspective on the Sahel as a zone of crisis is not the only possible one.

In this event co-organized by Columbia University and the University of Oxford, a panel entirely drawn from the Sahel region explored dynamic responses by various population groups to environmental change and focused on the social capital and economic opportunities that this part of Africa harbours. Panelists discussed historical perceptions of environmental degradation and sustainability and drew attention to both long-established indigenous forms of knowledge as well as innovative new approaches to land use, reforestation and resource management.

This event was the second in a new webinar series through which the Center on Global Energy Policy seeks to foreground the heterogeneity of perspectives found around the continent on what climate means in different African contexts and how more than one billion Africans are already living with extraordinary climatological variability and constraints on the use of natural resources. This session also formed part of the Oxford Department of International Development’s Climate Change and the Challenges of Development series.

Moderator:
-- Dr. Harry Verhoeven, Senior Research Scholar, Center on Global Energy Policy at Columbia University SIPA

Speakers:
-- Nora Berrahmouni, Senior Forestry Officer for Africa, Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN (FAO)
-- Ousseyni Kalilou, Chair of the Forest Interest Group of the Environmental Peacebuilding Association
-- Dr. Cheikh Mbow, Director of Future Africa, University of Pretoria