The World Bank’s private investment arm has a new plan for Africa: use its own money

The International Finance Corporation (IFC), the private-sector arm of the World Bank, is shifting its strategy for funding development in Africa, focusing on mobilizing the continent's own vast domestic savings rather than relying primarily on international aid. This new approach aims to channel Africa's pension funds, insurance assets, and bank savings into crucial local projects, with Kenya serving as its primary test bed.

Verto’s new Atlas APIs aim to fix the headache of cross-border payments in Africa

Verto, a payments platform, has launched Atlas, a new suite of API-first tools designed to simplify cross-border payments for businesses operating across Africa. These tools aim to address challenges like differing regulations, volatile currencies, and fragmented banking systems that hinder the growth of digital businesses on the continent.

Huawei is coming for the global supply chain with a new AI-powered logistics platform

Huawei unveiled its "SMART Logistics & Warehousing Solution" at the HUAWEI CONNECT 2025 conference, aiming to integrate AI and automation into global logistics operations. This new platform targets ports, railways, and warehouses with a comprehensive approach.

Gov’t on the Spot Over Sale of East Africa Portland Cement Shares to Kalahari Cement

Mps lock horns on the floor of the house over the planned KPC takeover