African Leadership Magazine

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[African Leadership Magazine @AfricanLM]

Africa’s financial institutions hold substantial resources, yet businesses and infrastructure projects across the continent continue to struggle to secure affordable, long-term financing. Reforming the continent's financial architecture—by unlocking institutional savings, pension funds, and capital markets—is essential to channeling domestic wealth into productive industries, reducing foreign debt reliance, and driving self-sustained economic growth.
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​#AfricanFinance #DomesticCapital #FinancialArchitecture #EconomicSovereignty #InvestInAfrica

[African Leadership Magazine @AfricanLM]

Tanzania’s Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) is approaching an important test of its ambition to become a central regional transport and logistics hub. The 424-kilometre Makutupora–Isaka section extends the network toward Mwanza, reinforcing physical connectivity between the Port of Dar es Salaam, inland industrial nodes, and landlocked neighbouring markets. Expanding heavy freight rail infrastructure is key to lowering cross-border logistics costs and accelerating intra-African commerce.
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​#TanzaniaSGR #TradeCorridors #EastAfrica #InfrastructureDevelopment #Logistics

[African Leadership Magazine @AfricanLM]

What does Nigeria’s historic victory at the 2026 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup mean for the future of girls in African sport? Beyond bringing home the trophy, the Flamingos have demonstrated what young African women can achieve when talent is paired with structured opportunity, rigorous preparation, and sustained institutional support. Investing in grassroots female athletics continues to unlock broader social empowerment and leadership pathways for young women across the continent.
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​#Flamingos #U17WWC #WomenInSport #AfricanYouth #Empowerment

[African Leadership Magazine @AfricanLM]

Out now: our Special Edition with H.E. Hon. Mai Mala Buni, Executive Governor of Yobe State, on the cover.

Rebuilding & advancing a new development era in Yobe.

Read here:
https://t.co/EOCotmvDdx

#Yobe #Nigeria

[African Leadership Magazine @AfricanLM]

The 2026 United States midterm elections have produced significant gains for politicians with African backgrounds and family connections to the continent. Their victories across federal and state-level politics represent an important development in the diversity of American public life, strengthening geopolitical ties and amplifying the diaspora’s voice in global policy and trade discussions.
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​#USMidterms #AfricanDiaspora #GlobalLeadership #Representation #DiasporaImpact

[African Leadership Magazine @AfricanLM]

Namibia is placing regional economic integration at the centre of a high-level summit in Windhoek from 10 to 13 November 2026, bringing together policymakers, development institutions, and private-sector stakeholders. The gathering focuses on practical strategies to deepen cross-border cooperation, upgrade transport corridors, and accelerate trade across Eastern and Southern Africa.
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​#Namibia #RegionalIntegration #AfCFTA #CrossBorderTrade #InfrastructureDevelopment

[African Leadership Magazine @AfricanLM]

As global leaders convene in Antalya, Türkiye, for the 31st United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31), one question remains particularly significant for Africa: how can the continent translate international climate commitments into the financing, technology, and investment required to secure its long-term development? Aligning global climate funds with national industrial strategies is key to driving green growth and resilience across the continent.
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​#COP31 #ClimateFinance #SustainableDevelopment #GreenEconomy #AfricanLeadership

[African Leadership Council @Alcouncill]

Prof. Mojisola Adeyeye, Director General of NAFDAC, Nigeria, was honoured at the 16th African Business Leadership Awards in London.

This is how exceptional leaders are recognised.

This December, leaders like her return to London for the ALM Africa Summit London 2026, where the conversation moves from recognition to partnership between Africa and the UK.

The ALM Africa Summit London 2026 · 10–11 December · London

Register: https://t.co/1phzd2zqi3

#ALMAfricaLondon26 #UKAfrica #BeyondAid

[African Leadership Magazine @AfricanLM]

Africa doesn't just need more power. It needs grids to carry it.

The UN's new Global Grids Accelerator will help countries in Africa and South-East Asia turn grid plans into projects ready for investment.

Read more here: https://t.co/yyUOuyxJDX

#AfricaEnergy #GlobalGridsAccelerator

[African Leadership Magazine @AfricanLM]

Can agricultural waste become a reliable source of electricity while creating new economic opportunities for rural communities? Côte d’Ivoire’s newly commissioned BIOVEA biomass power plant in Ayébo, near Aboisso, demonstrates how agricultural resources can contribute to energy generation and wider economic development. By converting palm oil waste into clean power, the facility strengthens energy grid reliability while boosting rural incomes.

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https://t.co/dpy1xgcxl2

​#BiomassEnergy #CleanEnergy #CoteDIvoire #AgriTech #RenewablePower

[African Leadership Magazine @AfricanLM]

Can Ghana turn its economic ambitions into productive industries that create jobs, strengthen local businesses, and expand domestic value chains? President John Dramani Mahama’s proposed investment programme of more than US$9 billion between 2027 and 2030 signals a strategic effort to make industrial development and employment central to the country’s next phase of economic growth.
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​#GhanaEconomy #IndustrialGrowth #EconomicTransformation #WestAfrica #Manufacturing

[African Leadership Magazine @AfricanLM]

Africa’s automotive opportunity is often discussed in terms of its population, mineral wealth, and low vehicle ownership. Those factors matter, but they do not build an automotive industry on their own. By creating a unified market, harmonising trade rules, and encouraging regional value chains, the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) is laying the framework to transform fragmented national automotive sectors into an integrated continental manufacturing hub.
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​#AfCFTA #AutomotiveIndustry #Industrialisation #MadeInAfrica #TradeIntegration

[African Leadership Council @Alcouncill]

Africa's population is the youngest in the world.

Former President Kikwete told the 2025 Summit it is either the
continent's greatest opportunity or its gravest challenge.

Which one it becomes depends on the skills, jobs and partnerships built now.

The full programme for 10–11 December is live today, and early-bird passes close tonight.

The ALM Africa Summit London 2026 · 10–11 December · London

Register: https://t.co/1phzd2zqi3

#ALMAfricaLondon26 #UKAfrica #BeyondAid

[African Leadership Council @Alcouncill]

Dr. Louisa Mojela, Founder and Group CEO of WIPHOLD, was honoured by African Leadership Magazine in London.

This is how exceptional leaders are recognised. Dr. Mojela co-founded WIPHOLD to put women at the centre of South Africa's economy, and she has spent decades building one of the continent's most respected investment groups.

"In Africa," she told the room, "we believe that those who come after us must transcend us."
That spirit runs through this December's ALM Africa Summit London, where young leaders, women and the diaspora take the main stage alongside ministers, investors and CEOs.

The ALM Africa Summit London 2026 · 10–11 December · London

Register: https://t.co/1phzd2zqi3
#ALMAfricaLondon26 #UKAfrica #BeyondAid

[African Leadership Council @Alcouncill]

Investors can live with risk. What they struggle with is unpredictability.

At ABLA 2026, Dr. Abdulmajid Nsekela argued that Africa has to redefine its policies and make them predictable, so capital responds to today's reality rather than old perceptions.

Policy that investors can plan around is one of the commitments December's Summit is built to produce

The ALM Africa Summit London 2026 · 10–11 December · London

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#ALMAfricaLondon26 #UKAfrica #BeyondAid

[African Leadership Magazine @AfricanLM]

Profit before tax up 104 per cent. Total assets up 130 per cent. Customer deposits doubled.

That was OmniBSIC Bank Ghana's 2025. Formed through the merger of OmniBank Ghana and Sahel Sahara Bank (BSIC) Ghana, the bank grew profit before tax from GH¢314 million to GH¢641 million, and total assets from GH¢9.37 billion to GH¢21.58 billion.

Read the full feature in the Issue 200 Special Edition: https://t.co/2ojWokslAl

#AfricanLeadershipMagazine #AfricaForwardAlways #FinanceLeadership #Banking #Ghana #OmniBSIC

[African Leadership Magazine @AfricanLM]

What could a strategically located fuel terminal mean for Africa's ability to trade energy across its borders? Aliko Dangote's newly launched US$2.5 billion fuel-storage and regional pipeline project at Namibia's Walvis Bay offers a significant opportunity to strengthen Southern Africa's energy distribution network. Connecting coastal supply infrastructure directly with landlocked markets will streamline cross-border fuel trade, lower transport logistics costs, and expand the commercial reach of African refining.
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​#EnergyInfrastructure #WalvisBay #SouthernAfrica #CrossBorderTrade #DangoteGroup

[African Leadership Magazine @AfricanLM]

Can artificial intelligence help save more African women from preventable pregnancy-related deaths? A new partnership between Nigerian health technology company Helium Health and https://t.co/US8BwNsbIS is seeking to demonstrate how locally developed digital solutions can strengthen maternal healthcare, improve clinical decision-making, and extend access to essential services. Targeting 1.9 million women, this landmark initiative highlights the transformative power of AI and catalytic funding in solving critical public health challenges across the continent.
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​#HealthTech #MaternalHealth #AIforGood #HeliumHealth #GoogleOrg #AfricanInnovation

[African Leadership Magazine @AfricanLM]

What could a strategically located fuel terminal mean for Africa's ability to trade energy across its borders? Aliko Dangote's newly launched US$2.5 billion fuel-storage and regional pipeline project at Namibia's Walvis Bay offers a significant opportunity to strengthen Southern Africa's energy distribution network. Connecting coastal supply infrastructure directly with landlocked markets will streamline cross-border fuel trade, lower transport logistics costs, and expand the commercial reach of African refining.
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Read the full article to learn more:
https://t.co/4R0JtkmUKD

​#EnergyInfrastructure #WalvisBay #SouthernAfrica #CrossBorderTrade #DangoteGroup

[African Leadership Magazine @AfricanLM]

Is Africa's technology sector experiencing a broad investment recovery, or is capital increasingly flowing towards a handful of established businesses? Funding figures for the first nine months of 2026 reveal a market with two contrasting realities: larger investments in mobility and infrastructure companies alongside a tougher fundraising environment for early-stage startups. Understanding this trend towards capital concentration is key for founders navigating today's venture landscape.
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​#AfricanTech #VentureCapital #TechFunding #StartupEcosystem #DigitalEconomy