African governments are increasingly turning to complex financial derivatives like total return swaps to manage rising debt costs, a move critics warn could pile on risks for both countries and their creditors.

African governments are considering reallocating budgets to maintain necessary import levels and meet societal needs amidst the ongoing Iran war crisis.

As the momentum for funding health initiatives slows down, African governments are exploring ways to minimize reliance on foreign donors.

Mudavadi has urged African governments to take decisive action in addressing the growing urban housing crisis across the continent. His call highlights the urgent need for sustainable housing solutions.

Organised Labour has cautioned African governments about potential revenue losses if the rapidly expanding platform economy across the continent remains largely unorganised and unregulated, citing that 'robots don't pay taxes'.

A new report reveals that at least 11 African governments have spent over $2 billion on Chinese surveillance technology capable of facial recognition and movement tracking, raising concerns about national security.

A discussion highlights the need for African governments to adopt, adapt, and indigenize Artificial Intelligence rather than simply copying existing models, emphasizing AI's impact on democracy, peace, and economy.

African governments, including Kenya, are treading carefully regarding the recruitment of their citizens into Russian military networks, with Kenya's foreign minister visiting Russia amid domestic pressure to address the issue without taking a confrontational stance.

Recruitment networks have reportedly lured 1,780 Africans from 36 countries into fighting for Russia in Ukraine, often under false pretenses of work. The growing scandal is prompting African governments to act and demand the return of their citizens.