Africa
Egypt’s Medical Tourism Revenue Surges 76.7% in 2025
Growing international demand strengthens country’s position as a global healthcare destination Egypt is witnessing rapid…
Ethiopia Grants Foreign Investors 10-Year Residence Permits
The Golden Visa will allow them to live and do business in the country without…
Kruger-Mozambique Crossing Back in Operation
The Giriyondo Border Post in the northern region of the Kruger National Park is set…
Egypt Targets 5.4% Economic Growth in 2026–2027 Fiscal Year
The country’s budget policy also provides for rationalisation of public spending and fulfilment of social…
Egypt Prioritises International Expansion of Universities to Boost Global Education Presence
Government strategy focuses on overseas campuses, academic partnerships and knowledge economy growth Egypt is stepping up efforts to expand the global footprint of its higher education sector, placing the internationalisation of universities and the establishment of overseas branches at the centre of its national strategy, reports Sada El-Balad, a partner of TV BRICS. Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Abdelaziz Konsowa, said the initiative aims to strengthen Egypt’s regional and international standing in higher education while supporting the transition…
From Promise to Power: Africa’s Moment of Delivery Takes Centre Stage in Nairobi
At a time when the global economy is grappling with uncertainty, shifting alliances and uneven growth, a different narrative is steadily gaining ground — one that places Africa not at the margins, but at the centre of the world’s economic future. That vision came sharply into focus in Nairobi on Wednesday, where Daniel Chapo of Mozambique and William Ruto of Kenya used the Fourth Kenya International Investment Conference (KIICO) 2026 to deliver a coordinated message: Africa must move beyond potential…
Kenya Launches Solar Programme to Power Schools and Cut Energy Costs
Pilot project aims to bring clean energy to 266 institutions while creating green jobs and supporting climate action Kenya’s President William Ruto launched a Solarisation Programme for basic education institutions, aiming to reduce energy costs and expand access to reliable power in Kenyan schools, as reported by Kenyan Broadcasting Corporation. The pilot phase of the programme will cover 266 schools and is expected to generate up to 150 megawatts of solar energy. Moreover, the president highlighted the project’s potential to…
Egypt to Build 5.62 GW of Green Energy and Storage Capacity
Wind farms, solar plants and battery systems to be deployed across multiple regions Prime Minister of Egypt Mostafa Madbouly attended a signing ceremony for agreements on the construction of renewable energy facilities and electricity storage systems with a total capacity of 5.62 gigawatts. This was reported by Sada El-Balad, a partner of TV BRICS. One of the projects involves a 900-megawatt wind power plant in Ras Shukeir, to be developed by an international consortium. An agreement has also been signed…
Zimbabwe and Uganda Unveil New Strategy to Boost Trade and Industrial Growth
New push focuses on regional integration, export diversification and joint tourism development Zimbabwe and Uganda are stepping up efforts to strengthen bilateral trade and accelerate industrial development by leveraging regional and continental trade frameworks as part of a broader strategy to deepen economic integration across Africa, reports The Herald, a partner of TV BRICS. The initiative, highlighted at the Zimbabwe–Uganda Business Forum in Harare, centres on expanding trade volumes, diversifying exports and building stronger value chains through platforms such as…
Ethiopia Adopts National Strategies for Sustainable Agricultural Development and Environmental Protection
The documents are aimed at creating climate-resilient food systems The Ministry of Agriculture of Ethiopia has presented national strategies for the development of agroecology and agroforestry. Both documents set out directions for the transformation of the country’s agricultural and food systems over the next 15 years, reports ENA, a partner of TV BRICS. The agroecology strategy covers the period from 2026 to 2040 and establishes a framework for building sustainable food systems. The agroforestry development strategy is set for the period…
Zimbabwe Launches National AI Development Strategy
Country invests in workforce training, technological infrastructure, and legal and ethical frameworks for artificial intelligence President of Zimbabwe Emmerson Mnangagwa has launched the national artificial intelligence (AI) development strategy for 2026–2030. The ceremony took place at the new parliamentary building in the province of Western Mashonaland, according to The Herald, a partner of TV BRICS. The Head of State visited exhibits from local information, communication, and technology companies and interacted with an AI-based robot. Internet service providers and IT firms…
Egypt Enhances Textile Exports Through Advanced Testing
Enhanced testing and digital processes support the global competitiveness of Egyptian textile products Egypt is expanding its quality control framework for textiles and garments as part of broader efforts to support export growth and strengthen the country’s position in international markets. Testing and inspection procedures for textiles, ready-made garments, and technical apparel are being enhanced through the work of the General Organisation for Export and Import Control (GOEIC). The system is designed to ensure compliance with international standards and improve the…
Egypt Launches National Biodiversity Conservation Strategy
The measure marks a new stage in Egypt’s environmental policy – a shift towards a comprehensive, sustainable and partnership-based approach to nature protection The Egyptian authorities have launched a national biodiversity conservation strategy until 2030. The initiative reflects the course of the country’s leadership headed by President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi towards preserving natural resources and sustainable development, reports Sada El‑Balad, a partner of TV BRICS. As noted in the report, Egypt possesses unique biodiversity – from the cradle of civilisation…
Exports of Ethiopia’s Industrial Products Grow by 40 Per Cent Over the Past Eight Months
The increase follows a national initiative aimed at strengthening domestic production The “Made in Ethiopia” Movement has increased production capacity and the competitiveness of local industrial enterprises, said Tarekegn Bululta. His remarks were reported by Ethiopian News Agency (ENA), a partner of TV BRICS. The report notes that the initiative plays a key role in strengthening Ethiopia’s industrial base, promoting a culture of consuming locally produced goods and enhancing the country’s economic self-reliance. The programme is implemented by the Ministry…













