Tinubu approves Ajaokuta Free Trade Zone, Ododo woos investors
The Nigerian government has approved the Ajaokuta Economic City Free Trade Zone, signaling a revival of the country's industrial ambitions.
Debt Crisis: Is Africa Facing an Endless Cycle?
Despite solid growth, Africa remains trapped in a recurring debt crisis cycle influenced by external shocks and an inadequate international financial architecture.
Born Poor. Became a Titan. And Sparked the Fuse of Panic
The article details the life and impact of Edward Henry Harriman, a significant yet controversial figure in American economics, who rose from poverty to dominate Wall Street and control the railroad industry.
Southern Africa: Zimbabwe No Longer Keen On Raw Mineral Exports, Says Mnangagwa
Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa announces a shift in the country's policy towards mineral exports, focusing on local processing and value addition to boost economic growth.
Invest ₹100 Crores and Get Land for Just ₹1, Bihar's 'Investment Blast'
The Bihar government is promoting industrial development by offering 10 acres of land for just ₹1 to investors who invest ₹100 crores, aiming to stop the exodus of laborers from the state.
Law to boost industrialization and job creation approved in 1st vote in Campo Grande
The Municipal Chamber of Campo Grande approved a bill intended to enhance industrialization and job creation by altering the legal framework of the Prodes economic development program.
The story of FATE: from a small plant in Saavedra to manufacturing calculators and appearing on the shirts of River and Boca
The article details the eight-decade history of FATE, a company that has evolved from a small plant to a major industrial player in Argentina, manufacturing calculators and being a sponsor for football clubs River and Boca in the 1980s.
Ghana: 60 Percent of Ghana's Tree Crops to Be Processed Locally
President Mahama announced a plan for Ghana to process 60% of its major tree crops locally to enhance industrialization and reduce reliance on raw exports.
This continent challenges global mining: 'We are witnessing strong geopolitical tensions driven by increased competition'
Africa, holding 30% of the world's critical minerals, seeks to impose its conditions in the global mining landscape amidst rising geopolitical tensions.
Dangote urges public-private partnership to boost industrialisation
Fatima Aliko-Dangote of Dangote Group advocates for public-private partnerships to enhance industrialization and economic growth during the 15th Gateway Trade Fair in Ogun state.
Reinforcing the Role of Business Chambers to Boost Investment
Strengthening the role of business chambers in Mexico is crucial for increasing investment and enhancing industrialization with added value.
African resources need processing, not mere export – BUA
BUA Group's Abdul Samad Rabiu emphasizes the need for Africa to shift its focus from exporting raw materials to industrial processing and value addition.
Africa sits on $29.5 trillion mineral wealth – AFC Report
A new report by the Africa Finance Corporation reveals that Africa possesses $29.5 trillion in mineral wealth, but much of its value remains untapped due to various challenges.
₦2.72 billion too small to drive investment, minister tells Senate
The Nigerian Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment has stated that the proposed ₦2.72 billion budget for 2026 is insufficient for driving industrialization and investment.
FG to strengthen gas-to-power chain for industrial growth
The Federal Government of Nigeria announced new measures to enhance the gas-to-power value chain, highlighting natural gas as essential for electricity supply and industrialization.
What is the perfect timing for work?
The article discusses how work hours have changed from pre-industrial times in Jerusalem to the modern era, highlighting the impact of industrialization on labor practices.
China pledges green-energy push with Global South, signals wider market opening
China is committed to enhancing cooperation in green energy and minerals with Global South countries as part of its economic opening strategy.
"Clear Signs of De-Industrialization" – Medium-sized Businesses Increasingly Relocate Production Abroad
More and more German companies are relocating their production abroad due to rising costs, high taxes, and bureaucracy, raising alarms about job security and investments in the domestic industry.