Africa

China’s Africa lending nearly halved in 2024, shifts to yuan

The story of Osimhen is typical of so many African footballers. It is a classic rags-to-riches tale as seemingly insurmountable odds are overcome to achieve stardom.

Victor Osimhen: From Lagos newspaper seller to stardom with Nigeria

Floodwaters submerging vehicles in Hat Yai, southern Thailand, in late November. At least 34 people died, and thousands more were displaced.

New megacities lie in the path of devastating floods

Chinese Premier Li Qiang has used this year's summit to call for accelerated reform of the World Bank, among others.

As US boycotts G20, China dominates the script

Africa is managing to pull investment from large Middle Eastern sovereign funds, ultra high net-worth individuals and corporates seeking expansion, according to Barclays.

Barclays sees surge in Africa, Asia cross-border deal flows

PM Wong (left) and Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali at the National Palace in Addis Ababa on Nov 24.

Singapore to set up embassy in Ethiopia, offer study visits for African officials

US tourists Richard and Sheryl with their local guide, interacting with local youth on their walk on Lido beach during a guided tour in Mogadishu.

Sun, sea, sand ... in Somalia? Tourists are trickling in, despite security fears

Sun Xiushun, founder and chairman of Winning International, says that the company will continue to act as a collaborator to help Singapore firms tap Africa's potential.

Singapore firm anchors West Africa’s mega mine: Inside Winning International’s Simandou play

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