David Thomas

- MNI (BRUSSELS) - The European Union should react to any move by the incoming U.S. Trump administration to impose tariffs in a coordinated, precise

Tanzania underscores the growing readiness of African nations to make large-scale investments in agriculture and food production.

African leaders united at COP29 at the launch of a report which finds that Africa's green wealth is being systematically undervalued.

The African Development Bank says that dirty cooking imposes an economic burden of $791.4bn, with health costs of $526.3bn.

The bond, supported by the African Development Bank, will mobilise private capital at scale and direct it to high-impact clean energy and clean technology investments.

Traditional GDP metrics have undervalued Africa’s green wealth, leading to misaligned policies and limited access to green financing. A new report could change that.

The African Development Bank is providing crucial support for African negotiators at COP29 as they fight for the continent's priorities.

Investment is surging as countries buy less cutting-edge servers but public infrastructure and training are still challenges.

A federal judge in San Francisco has temporarily blocked a former Citigroup private banker from using confidential information related to Citi's law firm clients following his move to competitor Bank of Montreal .