The experts spoke during a panel discussion at the ongoing AEC 2024 in Gaborone, Botswana.
African researchers have presented critical insights and recommendations to address key challenges bedevilling African economies.
African leaders say as global uncertainty rises, there is an urgent need for bold, collective action to secure Africa’s economic future and foster resilience.
The event would also emphasise the role of innovation and youth-led solutions in strengthening resilience across sectors.
The ambassador highlighted the significance of MWFAAN’s decade-long journey.
Mali Prime Minister Choguel Kokalla Maïga has been dismissed after he criticised the military rulers’ handling of the transition to civilian rule.
“Our collective safety and the well-being of our people demand that we stand together, shoulder to shoulder, as one united Africa,” Mr Tinubu said.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has commended Ghana for rebuilding and handing over property that belongs to the High Commission of Nigeria in Accra, Ghana.
Ms Owino said, “The World Bank is coming on board, riding on the back of IMF receipts. The AfDB is already on board.”
Zimbabwe has experienced recurring cholera outbreaks over the past years due to inadequate water and sanitation infrastructures.
