The Weekly Beat by Mansa

As Ethiopia opens up its Telecommunications space, bidders rushed to the Eastern African nation to get a piece of the pie as the nation seeks

As Africa's last absolute monarchy battles mass pro-democracy protests, we look at what this means for the Kingdom of Eswatini and business alike. 

As the world mourns African liberation hero and Zambia's founding father, Kenneth Kaunda, we look at his legacy, wherever Zambia is economically and whether the

Nigeria is Africa’s biggest oil exporter and yet also a major gasoline importer.As the country tries to rebuild its oil refineries , the state has demanded

The WTO just released their tally of its members’ notification submissions. With morethan 3,000 notifications about product requirements for traded goods, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and

The Nigerian Sovereign Investment Authority has $2.1 billion of assets under management. We look at how Africa’s sovereign wealth funds can help finance major projects on

A dozen African leaders, several European leaders and a dozen heads of international organisations will be received on Tuesday by French president Emmanuel Macron for

As South Africa's ruling party the African National Congress faces a power struggle, we look at what this means for the richest country in the

The move to reopen economies continues in Africa, as several countries struggle to secure vaccines for their citizens. On this episode, we look at Africa's preparedness

The football world was left stunned on Sunday following the revelation that 12 of Europe's major European clubs had signed up to a breakaway league