Today: December 22, 2024
Last week the Ghana Tourism Authority launched the Ghana Week D.C. initiative, an annual celebration of Ghanaian culture, business, and innovation. Several events were scheduled throughout the week including tourism forums, vendor popups, panel discussions, and even a friendly soccer game between…
Maryland's Prince George's County Economic Development Corporation Expands Economic Horizon in Kenya Trade Mission…
In this edition of TradePosts, USTDA’s Sarah Whitten explores why one of USTD's partnerships in Nigeria has become so effective. …
With over 57 Countries represented, 12 Deals to Date, $5b+ In Capital Represented, The Africa Fintech Summit is more than a conference—it’s an ecosystem-building initiative, with bilateral meetings, collaborative partnerships, workshops, demos, pitch competitions, ecosystem tours, whitepapers, awards, and plenty of opportunities…
Today, President Biden is announcing the inaugural members of the President’s Advisory Council on African Diaspora Engagement in the United States. The establishment of this Council was a significant commitment announced by Vice President Harris on behalf of the Biden-Harris Administration during…
The Africa Fintech Summit is pleased to announce that its 10th edition will be hosted in Lusaka, Zambia on November 2-3, 2023. The summit will bring together entrepreneurs, investors, regulators, and other stakeholders to explore, debate, and pave the future of the…
At the 2023 UN General Assembly, African leaders discuss the economic, political, and environmental state of their countries and offer solutions to global issues.…
Award-winning African Artist, Flavour headlines Concert Organized by Next Narrative Africa at The Apollo Theater…
President Tinubu made a compelling case for Africa's development, stating, "Global institutions, other nations, and private sector actors must-see African development as a priority, not just for Africa but also for their interests." He highlighted the longstanding internal and external factors that…
The first documented voice on tape dates back to the 1860s; taken by Parisian Librarian, Edouard-Leon Scott de Martinville, on a phonautograph the recording consists of a woman singing Clair de le Lun. From there, voice on tap evolved from a single…
