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Guinea education funding deal: €150m for 400 schools and 3,000 classrooms
Guinea has secured €150 million for more than 400 public schools and 3,000 classrooms. The challenge now is turning the funding commitment into real improvements for students and teachers.
Senegal’s prime minister faces MPs today with economy and cost of living on the line
Senegal's Prime Minister Ahmadou Al Aminou Lô faces lawmakers in Dakar with his first general policy statement, outlining plans to tackle rising living costs, public debt and economic reforms.
Cape Verde bus crash kills at least 25, mostly students, on Fogo Island
At least 25 people, most of them schoolchildren and teenagers, died in a Cape Verde bus crash on Fogo Island after a bus veered off a mountain road and plunged into a ravine. The government has declared two days of national mourning as investigations continue.
Brazil, Portugal Move to Turn Cabo Verde Into Africa’s Investment Platform
Brazil and Portugal have endorsed Cabo Verde as an investment platform for Africa, with business leaders highlighting technology, tourism, energy and digital services as key growth sectors.
Burkina Faso diaspora bonds list on regional bourse after topping fundraising target
Burkina Faso diaspora bonds have started trading on the regional bourse in Abidjan after attracting CFA151.5 billion in subscriptions, comfortably surpassing the government's CFA125 billion target and supporting major development projects.
