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Africa Finance Corporation Identifies $4 Trillion in Domestic Capital for Infrastructure Development

2 days ago | furtherafrica.com | Eric Gacuruzwa

The Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) has revealed that up to $4 trillion in capital is available within the African continent—an untapped resource that could be strategically mobilised to address the continent’s vast infrastructure deficit. The announcement underscores the urgency of shifting focus from external financing towards harnessing local capital for sustainable development.
U.S. Reaffirms Support for Ethiopia’s Maritime Access and Regional Stability Goals

2 days ago | furtherafrica.com | Liya Bekele

The United States has reiterated its strong support for Ethiopia’s pursuit of maritime access, affirming a shared commitment to peaceful and diplomatic avenues that promote regional cooperation and economic integration. In an exclusive interview with the Ethiopian News Agency (ENA), U.S. Ambassador to Ethiopia Ervin Massinga recognised Ethiopia’s legitimate aspiration to secure access to the sea—an essential factor for a country of its size, economic ambition, and growing regional role.
Angola Amends Tax Benefits Code Ahead of Unified Income Tax System

2 days ago | furtherafrica.com | Liya Bekele

Angola has amended over 20 articles of its Tax Benefits Code (CBF) as part of a broader effort to modernise its fiscal framework and align with recent tax reforms. The revisions are also in preparation for the forthcoming unified income tax system, which aims to streamline taxation for both individuals and businesses. The updated CBF reflects Angola’s continued push towards greater tax transparency, efficiency, and harmonisation, in line with international best practices.
IRH Acquisition of Alphamin Boosts UAE’s Critical Minerals Strategy in DRC

2 days ago | furtherafrica.com | Eric Gacuruzwa

Abu Dhabi-based International Resources Holding (IRH) has acquired a controlling 56% stake in Alphamin Resources, the company behind the Bisie tin mine in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The $367 million deal not only cements IRH’s influence over one of the world’s highest-grade tin operations but also grants it offtake rights—allowing the firm to trade a portion of the mine’s production on global markets.
Ethiopia Harnesses AI for Early Cancer Detection

3 days ago | furtherafrica.com | Liya Bekele

Ethiopia is making major advances in the application of artificial intelligence (AI), with transformative projects underway in healthcare, education, and agriculture. At the forefront is a pioneering initiative for early cancer detection, led by the Ethiopian Artificial Intelligence Institute.
Nigeria Unveils Tax Incentives for Efficient Upstream Oil

3 days ago | furtherafrica.com | Eric Gacuruzwa

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu signed a historic executive order that will reduce the cost of the cost of projects and spur investment in Nigeria‘s upstream oil and gas sector. The Upstream Petroleum Operations Cost Efficiency Incentives Order (2025) injects tax credits on a performance basis to incentivise operators that achieve measurable cost savings that are at industry standards.
Rwanda Paves the Way for the Future of Visa-Free Travel in Africa

3 days ago | furtherafrica.com | Eric Gacuruzwa

Rwanda is at the forefront of African integration with a bold and visionary move: all African Union (AU) member state citizens can now visit the country visa-free for up to 30 days. This groundbreaking policy marks a new chapter in how African nations engage—fostering deeper economic cooperation, cultural exchange, and intra-continental mobility.
Mozambique Launches New National Public Authority to Oversee Infrastructure Development

4 days ago | furtherafrica.com | Liya Bekele

The Government of Mozambique has approved the creation of the Administração Nacional de Obras Públicas (ANOP), a new public administration responsible for managing, coordinating, and supervising public infrastructure works nationwide. The announcement was made during the 19th ordinary session of the Council of Ministers on Tuesday, June 3rd, with the respective decree having been officially approved.
Kigali’s Distance-Based Bus Fare System Gains Ground Amid Early Challenges

4 days ago | furtherafrica.com | Eric Gacuruzwa

Kigali’s innovative distance-based bus fare system is steadily reshaping urban commuting, with early signs pointing to improved cost fairness and a more transparent public transport experience. Introduced on 4 December 2024, the Kigali distance-based bus fare system calculates fares according to the distance travelled, allowing passengers to pay proportionally for shorter journeys. The system works through the city’s existing Tap&Go smart card infrastructure.
Ethiopia Launches Rural Corridor Program

4 days ago | furtherafrica.com | Liya Bekele

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (PhD) has expanded his flagship summer volunteer development initiative to include a new Rural Corridor Program, designed to strengthen the connection between urban and rural development efforts across Ethiopia. This year’s program, launched in Ethiopia’s Central Region, builds on the success of previous urban housing projects, such as the innovative Awari residential development.