Namibia has turned silver this year as the country celebrates its 25th Anniversary of Independence. This month (March) Namibia rejoices her jubilee that is 25 years of self-rule, political independence and the eventual collective appearance of the nation’s right for self-determination. This beautifully decorated supplement on Namibia truly present it as a gem that offers supreme experiences for stimulating your curiosity. The diverse set of landscapes, friendly locals & indigenous tribes, free roaming wildlife, and matchless experiences make Namibia an extraordinary country to visit. The booming sectors of Namibia namely Agriculture, Mining, Healthcare and Tourism. Happy Reading.

Elections are a battle for the soul of the country and in a democracy, voters get the leaders they deserve.

Ask yourself this question: do you have faith in the leader that governs your nation? More importantly, did you choose the leader by exercising your right to vote? our cover story 'Nigeria-India Elections 2019: The mega project' illustrates the might of the common person and the paraphernalia behind the biggest electoral show on earth.

With around 900 million voters, India has the largest and one of the most complex democracies in the world while Nigeria-pulsating powerhouse-is the face of modern Africa.

Another majestic territory in the continent, our spotlight country Egypt welcomes you with its mighty monuments, beguiling desert and the great Nile.Read further to explore the relationship between Egypt and other African countries and the historic role it has played in bringing the international community together.

With exclusive interviews from the honourable High Commissioners of South Africa and Nigeria, we get better understanding of ways to construct healthier relationships between India and the respective countries.

We also bring you feature stories on "58 years of diplomatic relations between Somalia and India" and the "20th anniversary of the enthronement of His Majesty Mohammed VI, King of Morocco."

Gain perspective about different sectors such as renewable energy, research-based manufacturing, engineering and project management through insights from the masters of the trade.

Read, learn think and keep spreading knowledge for your thoughts are powerful than any other weapon in the world!

Celebrating a decade of commitment towards Africa

Eleven years ago, The Times of Africa began with a thread of affection that over time weaved into a lifelong relationship with the African continent. With an aspiration to ‘Bring Africa to the World’, we resolved to work for this dynamic demography and turned that resolution into a reality.

Here we are - celebrating more than a decade of commitment towards Africa. As the sun rises to mark a new day and we get a year older, we look back in anticipation. We acknowledge and appreciate this journey as The Times of Africa comes back to print after a hiatus of two years.

With information reaching readers at a blink-and-miss speed, it was important to adapt to the ever-evolving digital technology. Thus, The Times of Africa went completely digital, allowing us to provide information to our readers in real-time irrespective of their geographical position.

However, we received feedback from our readers that their bookshelves missed the presence of the hardcover. Hence, on popular demand, The Times of Africa is back in print to cater to its readers.

This is a pivotal juncture in our relationship with Africa. Through all these years, our association with Ambassadors and the esteemed staff members of all the Embassies of Africa in India and the Indian diplomatic missions in Africa has only strengthened with time. As we herald towards an era of new beginnings, we seek your support and blessings, especially the High Commissioners and Ambassadors of African missions in India.

The name of a publication stands tall only because of its readers. Thus, with a hold on the present and an eye on the future, we, The Times of Africa, endeavour to expand our reach to create awareness about the potential of the African continent.

What does women empowerment mean to you?

Does one have to be a feminist to support women empowerment? And what does feminism stand for?

As many people, as many interpretations! The essence, however, of all the political and social movements, ideologies and belief is EQUALITY OF THE SEXES. Many would argue that if the core of the concern is equality, then why give special emphasis on the upliftment of women?

Because since the ancient era, women have been subjected to suppression and inequality; they have been denied the right to make decisions about their own life. And this had to change!

One of the tools to bring about that change is by increasing the representation and participation of women in the economic territory. Today, we see women carving their space in the male –dominated corporate world. However, it is the informal sector where women are really ruling the roost.

In our cover story, Women and the Formula of Informal Economy, we bring cases of the markets of three African nations – Nigeria, Kenya and Ghana – and how women have moved from the consumer to the trader side of the business.

Read our extensive coverage on the BRICS Summit 2018 and the 73rd United Nations General Assembly, where leaders from across the world gathered to brainstorm solutions on the burning global issues of the century.

In Focus is our analysis on how the entire city of Cape Town ran ‘almost’ completely out of water.

Explore with us our Spotlight Country Ghana and unleash your Power of Discernment for life is all about the choices we make!

The year 2018 saw a major controversy surrounding the use, rather the abuse of digital technology. It was how social media giant Facebook exposed about 87 million users’ private data to Cambridge Analytica, a London-based elections consultancy data firm linked to American President Donald Trump. This incident triggered renewed debate on the perils and the devils that piggyback on the rewards of ‘Digital Technology’ or the ‘Fourth Industrial Revolution.’ 
But isn’t every invention born with its set of pros and cons? Whether the innovation becomes a demon or an angel depends upon how we make use of it. If security-breach is a major threat of the Internet, we also have heart-warming stories from all over the globe – especially the African continent – of how digital technology is not only improving lives but also saving them. 
In Kenya, for example, the Toto Health app is helping expecting women and parents of young children by sending text and voice messages tailored to stages of pregnancy or a child’s age. 
International establishments such as the World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Office for Africa and the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) are building platforms to scale digital health at the national level in respective countries, build a capable workforce to effectively use Information and Communications Technology (ICT) as well as address the need of multi-stakeholders partnerships for sustainable adoption of digital health. 
Our Cover Story, ‘Transform Africa Summit: Bigger, Better, Smarter,’ thus, extensively elaborates the experience and innovations shared by industry leaders as well as young aspiring techpreneurs. In Focus is the Indian President H.E. Ram Nath Kovind’s third visit to Africa. The events covered include the founding conference of the International Solar Alliance and the International Energy Forum Ministerial Meeting. 
In addition, read on to find how the power to co-operate can change the world!

"From Resolutions to Reality!
Madonna Public School, Ghana, was probably where it all started from where a
young Indian boy received his schooling. Growing up in this west-African nation,
he observed how his parents, both doctors, worked tirelessly for the welfare of the
local people. Somehow, he felt a sense of belonging and warmth in this foreign
land. Little had he thought that this thread of affection would guide him to weave a lifelong
relationship with the African continent. He resolved to work for this dynamic demography and
turned it into a reality.
Cut to 2018 and here we are! Celebrating 10 years of ‘The Times of Africa’. As the sunset rolls and
we get a year older, we look back in anticipation, acknowledge and appreciate this journey through
our ‘10th Anniversary Special’ feature.
The year 2017 has been unpredictable, to say the least, as long-established norms have been
broken and transitions - political, economic, and social – have taken place all over the continent.
Our Cover Story ‘Zimbabwe Shall Rise Again’ highlights the first army intervention in the country’s
politics since it gained independence from Britain in 1980 and the dramatic change in leadership
that followed.
For over a decade, we have defied stereotypes and redrawn the lines to provide extensively
researched reliable content for our robust readership network that includes diplomatic missions,
intergovernmental organisations corporate and export houses, and international institutions.
Through all these years, our association with ambassadors and the esteemed staff members of all
the embassies of Africa in India and the Indian diplomatic missions in Africa has only strengthened
with time. And the year 2018 not only marks our 10th anniversary but also is a pivotal juncture in
the relationship that we have with Africa. From here, we herald towards an era of new beginnings.
The name of a publication stands tall only because of its readers."

Inexhaustible minerals, abundant opportunities 
Life’s unfairness doesn’t give us the license to walk the wrong path, for life is not fair on anybody. Most of the people in the world have some preconceived notions about Africa. Majority of these notions are embedded in the bed of hearsay perceptions, which judge Africa as the continent without ample remunerative opportunities. 
However, the African economies are surging up in terms of economic development, which could well be attributed to various sectors enriched with frenzied business opportunities. Our cover story ‘Mining: A Sector Rich with Fortunes’ specifically discusses this industry of Africa, which is the largest in the world. We, certainly, cannot afford to miss that Africa is one of the leading producers of gold and diamonds. 
Though the African countries have low rankings on the scale of ‘ease of doing business’, but African governments are reforming the rigid policies to encourage and attract more investors. India, as its ‘Special Partner in this Special Development’, is efficaciously playing its role. Read on to find out how the ‘Namaskar Africa’ programme proved to be ‘A Progress of Conviction’ encouraging entrepreneurs to have ‘An address on the bridge between India and Ghana’. 
Moving from the brick-and-mortar economy, our coverage on the Indo-Africa ICT Expo held in Lagos, Nigeria reiterated ‘How the Digital Vision of Developing Nations’ can help in ‘Evolving together in the digital world’ ‘Using technology as a platform as well as a medium’. 
With opinions from the highest rank in the administrative hierarchy to fresh perspectives of the youth, this edition highlights the crucial change that the continent is going through. Does Africa has ‘The Courage to Change’ to ‘Rewrite the rules of the global economy’?
Yes, it has!
There is an African proverb-" Turn your wounds to wisdom."
Let's hope for the best and keep our fingers crossed.

Africa, where the spirit of traveling embraces a new destination

Tourism, a word which creates an array of thrill and excitement in your body and soul whenever you hear it. The joy of backpackers going on adventure trips could be well comprehended by other backpackers. When it comes to tourism and hospitality, Africa has the potential of offering possibilities in this segment. It’s a heavenly serene for the adventure and nature lovers.
Our cover story gives an appealing insight of the African countries which offers the wonder of natures, along with the succulent cuisines to cheer up your taste buds. Planning a trip to Africa won’t leave you disappointed, but you will certainly encounter one of the greatest times of your life. If you plan a trip to Africa, it simply means you have signed a contract to embrace the greatest assets of nature, unrivalled hospitality, diverse and dense cultures and traditions and most importantly the zealous and warm behavior of Africans, which they are known for.
The increasing attention which hospitality and tourism industry is acquiring is indeed sufficient enough to portray the elevating vogue of African tourist destinations amongst the travel enthusiasts, across the globe. The increasing investments in this industry is developing and uplifting the level of tourism. More and more people are diverting their interest towards Africa to get their dose of thrill, excitement through a journey filled with adventures and spine chilling experiences.
Africa certainly has gleeful future. With more and more people entering the continent, the blend of culture, thoughts and experiences will foster new growth possibilities of the continent. That’s what we wish for and extend our earnest commitment to bring Africa to the world.


There are several connotations associated with Africa. Majority of them being dark continent, underdeveloped, poor countries, poverty stricken, etc. However, Africa has been proving all these connotations wrong. Today, Africa is home to many of the world’s fast growing economies. Africa is consistently striding on the path of prosperity.
Africa is home to abundant resources. One such resource is the energy sector, which is directly proportional to the economic growth and prosperity. Energy fosters the possibilities of growth and overall development of a country. The African energy sector has a huge potential to get established and scatter the gleaming glitters of its inherent potential. The issue focus of this edition is energy sector in Africa. The cover story revolves around the African assets in the energy sector and the initiatives which are on a quest to encourage and promote the use of renewable energy in Africa. 
This edition brings a special feature on the highly coveted ‘Transform Africa Summit 2017’, which aims to digitally revolutionize Africa and empower every citizen of the continent with technology-driven solutions, along with the special coverage feature on AfDB’s Annual Meetings 2017, whose theme revolved around revolutionizing the agriculture sector in Africa.
We hope for a gleeful future of Africa’s energy sector, along with the promising future of renewable energy. The renewable energy sector would not only foster the possibilities of rapid economic growth, but would also provide a horizon drenched in infinite business and investment opportunities.


It is a now a widely acknowledged fact that the world’s ten youngest nations by population are mainly in Africa. One can thus envisage the beaming future that lies ahead for this continent! The young brains are drivers of a nation, and have the potential and ambition to take the economy from the fringes to the forefront. And this juggernaut is practically emerging as the next big thing by giving wings to its dreams in the form of Start-ups.
Thomas Edison, co-founder of General Electric, once said, “The value of an idea lies in using it.” Sometimes, the right path is not the easiest. Similarly, a goal without a plan is just a wish. Our cover story in the May 2017 edition, ‘Start-ups: growth stimulating key elements,’ aptly sums up this sentiment that authentic, tangible notions, catering to what people need and what has not been done, when aligned with passion and perseverance, can prove to be a game-changer in the conventional way of doing business. 
As they say, novel ideas can turn rags into riches and also ducklings into swans; the editor’s perspective captivates the inspiring story of the expedition ‘From Maggots to Millions’, while our post-analysis features elaborate developments on ‘India-Ethiopia: the journey so far and the way forward’, how Mali and India are ‘Inking progress: in letter and in spirit,’ and ‘Why do we still need an International Women’s Day?’
With ‘Senegal re-launching its air transport’, we bring exclusive developments from the African continent, including excerpts of a rendezvous with the President of the African Development Bank, and also the countries that are oiling the wheels of Africa’s growth engines.


The relationship between India and Africa has been an old one. The world is an eyewitness of our historical association in many aspects. Be it our struggle against colonialism or our fight for attaining independence and liberty. At present, India and Africa both are looking ahead to grow and strengthen the roots of their bond. There is a famous adage by Thomas Carlyle that goes, “He who has health has hope; and he who has hope has everything.” Indeed! With the engagement and empowerment of more and more people, healthcare has become one of the largest industries in the world. However, health care system of any region or country must focus on three prospects: high quality, universal coverage and cost-effectiveness. Our cover story, “African Healthcare Industry on Surge,” emphasizes on the value of Africa’s pharmaceutical industry and how can this continent achieve better health outcomes in an uncertain, but interesting future.

When the third India-Africa Forum Summit was held in October 2015, it emerged as a platform for bringing together the Indian and African entrepreneurs and decision makers under the same roof. Hence, its continuation was sought. Our cover story “An Amalgamation- the CII-EXIM Bank Conclave 2017”, for the March edition celebrates this integration of the unbeatable combination of a resurgent Africa and a developing India. 
This time the Editor’s Perspective focuses on Mozambique, which is emerging as a new corporate magnet, what does it take to “Be an Entrepreneur”, and why you should “Think of Ghana, when you Think of Business.”   
Flip through to read about how you can “Earn Profits while Moulding Young Lives”, know about the “Vibrancy of Kenya and Gujarat” and take a trip to “The Landlocked Spectacle i.e. Ethiopia.”
Happy Reading!


It won’t be an overstatement to say that ‘Digital technology is the order of the day’! Precisely why the leitmotif of our February 2017 edition is about the ‘Digital Revolution’ and its impact on the African continent. From the ‘Digitisation of education’, to the ‘Geographic Information System’, from the ‘Arrival of e-Smart Cards in Africa’ to ‘Achieving the milestone of development through a global vision’, we present you the A to Z of the ongoing digital trends in the continent while our Editor’s Perspective looks at ‘Africa- as a sphere of infinite business opportunities’. Flip through this edition to read a post-analysis of Mr. Uhuru Kenyatta’s visit to India and to know whether the Presidency of Donald Trump will open the ‘Pandora’s box of troubles’ for Africa’s foreign policies. 

The January 2017 edition of the Times of Africa is special – not only because it is the first edition of the year but also because it reaffirms the conviction that we will continue to be our readers’ companion for a long time to come. As we welcome the New Year with anticipation of a better tomorrow, we also bring you a new segment called Editor’s Perspective, featuring deep insights of our editor on a gamut of issues. With a special coverage feature on Manav Rachna Educational Institution, our cover story showcases the struggle of Nana Dankwa Akufo-Addo for ‘A Better Change for Ghana’ along with the sectorial analyses of Airport Security and Education Avenues in Africa.  Happy Reading!

Our December issue is definitely a landmark in the calendar of The Times of Africa. Not only because we end the calendar year of 2016 with it, but also due to the subject we have dwelt upon―power and energy rise in Africa. This issue focusses on how Africa can increase their inflow of power and energy in order to cater to the needs which are increasing in leaps and bounds with their increasing population. Apart from power, the issue also talks about the upcoming event of Pravasi Bharatiya Diwas 2017 and the Kendra that has been set up for the Indian diaspora and how they are contributing in the upliftment of Indian economy. An article on the corporate trainer and motivational speaker Mr Shankar Goenka will definitely benefit many. Overall, this last issue of 2016 is rich in information will surely add to the pleasures of your mind!

This supplement on Djibouti will enrich and enlighten the readers with a lot of useful knowledge by telling them what Djibouti has achieved so far, what is going on there right now and what are the possibilities in future. It is a saga of progress and possibility in every field; solar power, agriculture, finance, port and shipping to name a few. Reading this supplement will give a deep insight to people who wish to invest in Africa. Their search will get the desired direction as they will understand the potential that lie in Djibouti.

Oct 2016 edition of the Times of Africa, with its elegantly redesigned and revamped presentation calls attention to content offering a vast array of information from Africa. This edition is a distillation of the pre-eminent subject matter manifesting its essence in the topic of Growth and Development transpiring in various sectors such as business, agriculture, sports, hospitality, health and much more. The Cover story speaks of BRICS Summit 2016, hosted by India this year, highlighting agenda and vision of the BRICS community. Africa has created a name for itself in the sports world with its outstanding performance in Paralympics 2016. Our story about Paralympics gives an insight about the triumphant sports persons and their achievements in the games this year. This issue also accentuates the state of agricultural sector and its vital role in the growth and development of the African continent. Why Africa should invest in its young leaders? Who are the most influential and successful young entrepreneurs of Africa? Find out with The Times of Africa. Explore and enhance your knowledge with us…

Since time immemorial, India has considered Africa as an auspicious market for Indian goods, services, and investments. This is apparent in the government’s recent determined focus on the India-Africa relationship - high profile visits by top leaders of India to African countries, a recasting of India’s development diplomacy, and an attempt to match action to past promises. In the same vein, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi embarked a journey to four African nations (Mozambique, South Africa, Tanzania and Kenya). His agenda is covered in the Top Story of this issue. There are presently many challenges facing the SA economy. But South Africans are opportunists by nature and tend to flourish in the most challenging of situation. The government is determined to address its key challenges. There are going to be good times and bad times, but lighten up. Find out a detailed study of the booming sectors of this nation in our section Spotlight Country.  The visit of the Indian President Pranab Mukherjee to Africa has been captured in the Special Report. There is more, do explore…

We are ecstatic to enlighten that THE TIMES OF AFRICA shall accompany the Hon’ble President of India, His Excellency Pranab Mukherjee in his upcoming state visit to Ghana, Cote d'Ivoire and Namibia from 12th to 18th June, 2016. Hence the Top Story of this issue focusses on the pre- analysis of this visit. Having endured conflict and civil discord in the past, a new era of development and success could see the Democratic Republic of Congo become one of Africa’s economic giants in the future. Get to know this country more by reading our Spotlight Country. Moreover, we took long tours of clinics in few of the African countries, which actually unlocked a window into some of the veracities of healthcare provision in the continent. We have compiled a report in Sectoral Analysis on how the influence of technology in health care can lead to massive expansions. There is more, do explore…

Nigerians, as against their anticipation, are facing fuel scarcity for the third time in last ten months even with President Muhammadu Buhari as the Minister of Petroleum Resources. In this issue, we have evaluated the country’s current issues and suggested ways to cope up with the existing heat wave. The Spotlight Country has been embellished with the presence of Ethiopia. This is one such country which is catching attention from foreign investors. Remarkably, Ethiopia is awarded with vast potential and plentiful investment opportunities in agriculture, agro-processing, mining, tourism, manufacturing, energy and infrastructure development. Moreover, Africa’s real estate market is now passing through an exciting, but testing time in its history and the opportunities it holds may or may not persist for a longer duration. Investing in real estate is typically a long term process, requires patience whereas the rewards and revenues take time to flourish. Right time is the only component for real estate investing which is a bit hard estimation. But, in Africa the best time has started. Therefore nothing is more expensive than a missed opportunity. There is more, do explore…

The 2016 Nuclear Security Summit accomplished new international pledges that will mend the nuclear risk viewpoint for impending years. The lineup of world leaders at the summit directs that most African Heads of State gave it a miss. Nigerian President Buhari and Gabonese President Ali Bongo were the only African leaders at the Nuclear Summit. Read our Top Story for more details. Moreover, Benin has finally selected its new leader, Patrice Talon, aka the "King of Cotton", who is a self-made business. A complete story on the election procedure has been compiled for the section Spotlight Country. Interestingly as African economies rise and a shopping culture develops in the continent, the retail opportunity is getting bigger than ever before. In other words, opportunity is knocking for big-box stores, enormous groceries and multi-story malls. Read out a complete analysis of the retail industry in our section Sectoral Analysis. There is more, do explore…

India is neither a new actor in Africa, nor is it merely emerging. India lately celebrated its close partnership with Africa in the form of 3rd IAFS, the event which served as the most remarkable diplomatic exercise hosted by India for Africa. The Top Story for this issue is revolving around the 11th CII EXIM Bank Conclave on India-Africa Project Partnership – on how Indian exporters shall once again get a chance to uplift their presence in the continent. In the recent times, there has been much debate on the foreign visits of Indian Prime Minister and Nigerian President. Find out why they should be applauded in our Spotlight Country. For all those students, keen to get worthy tips for their University admissions, should read our detailed report on Indian education in the section Sectoral Analysis. There is more, do explore…

Africa offers predominantly good environments for harnessing solar power thanks to enormously high sunlight radiation levels in many African countries. As Africa continues to renovate, solar energy is evolving as a key element in powering growth. This issue would make people cognizant on how it can be produced more economically, how it can reduce a country’s exposure to predictable future fossil fuel prices; and above all, how it can be built to meet unfulfilled demand for electricity. Readers will also find the insights of the upcoming elections in the East African country – Uganda where the President Yoweri Museveni is seeking to expand his 30 year rule. There is more, do explore…

We couldn’t think of a better way to commemorate this milestone then by making a strong move from the bi-monthly format to monthly. The magazine was launched as a quarterly, went bimonthly in 2011 and now monthly in 2016. THE TIMES OF AFRICA is connected more than ever to the World-Wide Web, via Facebook feeds, LinkedIn posts and Twitter tweets, where anyone can receive updates about African news and activities. If you have not yet looked at our Facebook page, please go there and "Like" us, so you can get these updates. In the top story, you will find out the details of CO21 - a deal to attempt to limit the rise in global temperatures to less than 20C which was agreed at the climate change summit. The Paris Agreement presents a huge opportunity to create and enforce inspired strategies that develop new approaches, technologies and nurture unparalleled regional cooperation and idea sharing. There is more, do explore…

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is out to make a strong point to the international community from now when his government will host India's biggest ever diplomatic manifestation at New Delhi's Indira Gandhi stadium: the 3rd India Africa Forum Summit. This year’s summit is set to mark a departure from IAFS-I (2008) and IAFS-II (2011) held under the regime of the previous government of India. The Top Story for this issue has been dedicated to the endeavors made by the Indian Government in further fostering the friendly ties between both the economies. Strengths of Lesotho both as a tourist destination and a tourism investment destination lie in her enchanting mountains and criss-crossed by powerful rivers and crystal-clear streams, rich in endemic and unique species, Lesotho is one of the most pristine and unspoiled natural environments in the region. Get to know more about this Kingdom, in our Spotlight Country. This issue has captivating yet edifying stories on different sectors in which the Government of both the economies shall deliberate during the 3rd India-Africa Forum Summit.

President Obama's historic visit to Kenya and Ethiopia was marked by magnificent applauds for the first visit by a sitting American president. In both countries, President Obama has concentrated on his signature electricity-access initiative for the region, Power Africa. Find more the in depths of this visit in our Top Story. The first thing that comes to mind for many people when thinking about South Africa is the great wine, gold, platinum, diamonds and world icon Nelson Mandela. Wanna know more? Then read on… The main story of this issue revolves around the mobile landscape in Africa which is shifting faster and more energetically than anyone imagined. Given the rate at which mobile connectivity is rising, it seems only natural that the way business is done will change. Find out a deep analysis on this sector to enlighten yourself more on this continent. That was just a glance at some of the enlightening stories of this issue-read more to believe more.

Nigeria’s Agriculture Minister has been designated to head the African Development Bank, which is seen as a foremost triumph as the continent’s biggest economy uproars for a bigger role in diplomacy and investment in the region. See insights of his appointment in this issue. Moving on to another story, we have an African country who is discovering itself, and is ready to expose to the world a new narrative of its strengths. Zimbabwe is a country with surprising fortune which is on the track of economic recovery. The country is opulent with raw materials, natural resources and investment opportunities. As Africa has risen to prominence as an investment destination over the past few years, the role of transportation and logistics has taken on greater importance. Whether moving resources off the continent or bringing goods and services into its burgeoning economies, Africa’s future growth and development will depend on the quality of its infrastructure and the competence of its transport networks. Get a chance to read the imperative role of Transportation in the Logistics Industry of Africa. Happy Reading.

One sector that is however to be truthfully tapped is the brewing industry as Africa is perhaps the most eye-catching region for long-term profit growth for global brewers. Read on the latest developments of the major players in the brewery industry of Africa in our top story. Time has definitely changed for Mozambique since the early 1990s. Then, the country was left annihilated by Portuguese colonial rule and the civil war that followed it. Today, Mozambique grabs the limelight for its rising oil and gas reserves. Foreign investment flows into the country to lift the energy sector. Namibian President Dr. Hage Geingob has elected Ms. Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila as his incoming Prime Minister. Read on to know more about this legendary superwoman of Africa. Whether one is arriving as a tourist or traveling on business, Malawi is a place where visitors always want to return to because of its magnificent beauty, rich cultural heritage and the vibrant people renowned for their warmth and hospitality. No wonder it has earned the accolade “the Warm Heart of Africa! Do witness the greatness of this country through this issue.

Climate change has been recognised as the foremost human and environmental catastrophe of the 21st century. Though this issue, we have highlighted the practical selections and climate policy that can help humankind slow, and certainly adapt to, climate change. Tunisia has, no doubt, massive potential to reform with a lucrative market for investors to invest. Four years after Tunisia glimmered the Arab spring uprisings, the country is perceived as a rare regional success story, but its prospects centre on it excavating reforms and fascinating foreign investment. The long road to Africa’s infrastructure development is actually under construction. Read more to find out the achievements made in infrastructure of the entire Africa continent. There is more with the trip of a lifetime, as magical and mysterious Botswana is ready to fascinate nature fanatics, wildlife photographers from all over the globe with its magnetisms. There are countless outlandish tourist attractions that you must sight. The list enlightening stories in this issue goes on and on and on!!!

Ghana is, in reality, a country that gives prodigious prominence and honour to their national symbols, the most significant symbol, by far, is supposed to be a BLACK STAR. It is the black star that symbolizes the nation's superiority and pan-African harmony; such principles were significant during Ghana's fight for independence from the British. On its 58th Anniversary of Independence, THE TIMES OF AFRICA in its endeavor has highlighted the achievements made by the country till date. All of its accelerated development efforts have been geared towards giving special advantage to accelerate agricultural and aquaculture development through modernization. The process of modernization, involving the use of improved seed varieties, greater access to tractor services and training of peasant and small holder farmers on productivity enhancements, has resulted in dramatic increases in maize, rice, and cassava production in the last four years. Read to believe!!

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