Business

The Future of American Capitalism May Begin in the Delivery Room

January 28, 2026

We’re not giving the next generation a handout. We’re giving them ownership of America’s future so they can chart their own destiny

in Finance, Markets

From Washington to Africa: Why Central Bank Independence Is Back on the Line

by Kemi Osukoya

January 12, 2026

Powell’s stand is about more than one man or one renovation project. It is a stress test of an institutional norm that underpins global finance.

in Business, Experts, G7/G20, Policy

Africa’s Tax Moment: Turning the Global Minimum Tax Into Real Revenue

by Editor

January 8, 2026

The global minimum tax used strategically, offers Africa a path toward stronger revenue mobilization, smarter incentives, and more stable public finances

in Inside Africa, Magazine, Markets

How Africa’s Coffee Growers Find Their Moment in a Volatile Global Market

by Kemi Osukoya

January 7, 2026

The Quiet Rise of Africa in a $200 Billion Coffee Economy Kemi Osukoya | Markets & Inside Africa After half a decade of droughts, heat waves, and climate whiplash, coffee farmers across East Africa are daring to feel optimistic again….