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The paradox of success in Africa Forward Summit
Co-hosted by President William Ruto and President Emmanuel Macron, the inaugural summit marked a deliberate pivot in France-Africa relations.
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French firms target Kenya housing sector after Africa summit
French firms turn to Kenya’s housing market after Presidents William Ruto and Emmanuel Macron backed a shift from aid-driven ties to private investment deals.
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Africa-France summit ends with push to overhaul key trade rules
The global trade rules largely dictated by the developed economies have been challenged and called to be reviewed.
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France-Africa Summit yields $25 billion pledges amid scepticism
The pledges were accompanied by calls for stronger African representation at the UN Security Council and reforms to global lending.
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From West to East, Ruto plays cat and mouse games with rival superpowers
There are no enemies or friends when it comes to a powerful nation’s national interests.
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When Africa meets the world and still keeps its roots alive
Someone wrote that since civilisation began in Africa, the cradle of mankind, no one should lecture Africa on morality and culture.
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Delusion: When guests mistake African hospitality for hegemony
The recent “Africa Forward Summit” in Nairobi was marketed as the dawn of a “new model of partnership” between France and Africa.
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Why Europe's visit to Africa will always arouse grave suspicion
The old historical debate about Africa and Europe refuses to go away, despite repeated dramas of friendship and brotherhood.
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The paradox of success in Africa Forward Summit
Co-hosted by President William Ruto and President Emmanuel Macron, the inaugural summit marked a deliberate pivot in France-Africa relations.
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Shame of security lapses, scuffles at high-profile African summit
At some point, President Paul Kagame of Rwanda was stranded outside for a minutes before he was allowed in, while Chief Executives of some global companies were locked out.
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Skills must drive Africa's future partnerships with external actors
Africa’s future partnerships with global powers must prioritise skills development and technical training to ensure the continent can sustain industrial growth.