Liberia is embarking on a transformation of its economic model through the development of the tourism sector, which President Joseph Boakai has described as a driver of diversification and job creation. The appointment on January 20, 2026, of Princess Eva Cooper as the first Executive Director of the new Liberia National Tourism Authority (LNTA) marks…
In Ouagadougou, economic diplomacy has reached a historic milestone. During his meeting with Chinese Ambassador Zhao Deyong, Prime Minister Rimtalba Jean Emmanuel Ouédraogo set a new, innovative course for bilateral relations. The message resonates with remarkable force: the era of mere humanitarian aid is now a thing of the past. The country’s future rests firmly…
In the royal lands of Manzini, a true doctrinal upheaval is taking place. Under the leadership of King Mswati III, the kingdom is breathing new life into its national ambitions. The ministerial direction set forth during the recent dialogue on the integrated ecosystem marks a definitive break with the trial-and-error approach of the past. The…
South Africa wants to shift gears. With average economic growth of close to 1% over the past decade, the continent’s leading industrial power is struggling to create enough jobs for a workforce that is growing every year. The goal of achieving an average annual growth rate of 3% by 2030 therefore reflects both an economic…
By Mohammed Hassan al-Ta’ishi The war that erupted in Sudan in April 2023 has inflicted devastation on a staggering scale. It is tempting to view the conflict as a confrontation between two armed forces that can be resolved by ending the fighting and restoring the institutions that existed before the war. A ceasefire is urgently…
Dr. Osama Ahmed El-Mustafa Thursday, 24 September 2026, 11:48 AM Abu Dhabi time From the dark zone of the Sudanese war comes the investigative documentary film The Invisible Weapon, screening in Washington today, 24 September, at the National Press Club. It will be followed by a specialised discussion with the participation of journalists, experts, researchers…
On the Extension of the Mandate of the Independent International Fact-Finding Mission for the Sudan The Government of Peace welcomes the decision adopted by the United Nations Human Rights Council on October 5, 2026, during its sixty-third session in Geneva, regarding the extension of the mandate of the Independent International Fact-Finding Mission for the Sudan,…
The war ravaging Sudan was not merely an internal power struggle. Successive events have revealed an active regional role, contributing to the militarization of the conflict and the shifting of power balances on the ground. While the Jeddah diplomatic platform was presented as a front for humanitarian and negotiation efforts, field data and reports have…
Botswana is implementing an economic transformation policy based on fiscal responsibility, technological innovation, and the expansion into global markets. President Duma Boko has set a clear goal of building a high-income, fully digitized, and diversified economy in which every citizen has a place. The long, fruitless debates of the past are now giving way to…
The Mozambican insurance market offers proof of ambitious and sovereign economic governance. The rise in financial premiums, now reaching 24.7 billion meticais, confirms the trajectory of stability imposed by President Daniel Chapo’s administration. The executive transforms financial protection into a lever of public action placed directly at the service of the population and the business…
