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Cabo Verde goalkeeper holding up the national flag in a packed stadium, symbolizing the success of African football diaspora players.
Waving the flag on the global stage: Cabo Verde's rise showcases how nations are leveraging their global diaspora to compete with the world's football elite.
Idris and Sabrina Elba featured on the inaugural cover of TIME Africa, titled 'Planting Seeds for the Future,' representing a shift toward diaspora-led sustainable development and pan-African economic growth.
The inaugural TIME Africa cover signaling a new movement: From historical narratives of distance to a future built on sustainable investment, local ownership, and the active participation of the global diaspora. Image: Kendall Bessent for TIME
A vibrant, high-contrast portrait of a modern African digital creator. African capital markets investment representing the intersection of culture and capital
Beyond Commodities: Africa’s creative output is no longer just cultural expression—it is strategic capital shaping global markets.

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Vincent Hardy, CEO of Mont Choisy Group, wearing a grey suit jacket and white shirt, sitting for a professional headshot in Mauritius.
Vincent Hardy, Group CEO & Executive Director of Mont Choisy Group, discusses the future of integrated living and sustainable development in Mauritius.

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A visionary young African farmer kneeling in a large cabbage field during a vibrant sunset, representing African food systems innovation and youth entrepreneurship.
Beyond the Boardroom: Africa’s next era of growth is being built by a new generation of agricultural entrepreneurs who see the field as a lab for innovation. Pictured: Nkosinathi Makamela,24-year-old award-winning farmer from Dutywa in the Eastern Cape, South Africa - image by: Lolo Mixed Farming
WTO Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala and global finance leaders at a World Economic Forum panel discussing the international economy
Global economic leaders, including WTO Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, at the World Economic Forum. As the myth of a universal rules-based order fades, the Global South is increasingly demanding a genuinely inclusive multilateral system. Image Cred: world Economic Forum Flickr
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Vice President Kashim Shettima leads a high-level delegation to Nigeria House, inaugurated at the World Economic Forum during Davos Summit 2026 - image courtesy of Nigeria House
Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu
Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu - recipient of TIME Africa Special Recognition Award
Nzinga Qunta, masterfully steered the proceedings at G20 Women to Africa event
Nzinga Qunta, masterfully steered the proceedings at G20 Women to Africa event
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A smiling young African female agricultural entrepreneur holding a digital POS machine at a vibrant fresh produce market, representing modern agri-tech and food security in Africa.
Empowering Africa’s food systems: The integration of digital tools and agri-tech into local markets is essential for building resilient, future-proof economies.
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Photo-Illustration by Chloe Dowling (Source Images: MirageC/Getty Images, Ljupco/Getty Images)
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Photo-Illustration by Chloe Dowling
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nandi madida at time africa summit
The event will be hosted by Nandi Madida, award-winning artist, entrepreneur, and advocate, whose presence bridges Africa’s creative energy with its global cultural influence
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The Kingdom of Lesotho and the Republic of Botswana strengthen bilateral ties - image by Boitelo Rabele (Facebook)
H.E. Dr Nabhit Kapur , Permanent Observer of the Pan African Intergovernmental Governmental Agency for Water and Sanitation (WSA) to the United Nations - courtesy of UNGA
H.E. Dr Nabhit Kapur , Permanent Observer of the Pan African Intergovernmental Governmental Agency for Water and Sanitation (WSA) to the United Nations - courtesy of UNGA

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Expansive view of the Stellenbosch wine region in South Africa, with rolling vineyards, green trees, and dramatic mountains under a partly cloudy sky
The stunning landscapes of the Stellenbosch wine region, where ancient traditions meet a new generation of winemaking, shaping Africa's story on the global stage.
A vibrant group of young Nigerian protestors holding a large white banner that reads 'NIGERIA WOKE UP @ 60' while waving national flags, representing the grassroots movement for social justice and institutional awareness in Africa
Reclaiming the Narrative: In the streets of Lagos and Abuja, 'Waking Up' wasn't a political slur—it was a demand for dignity. While the West weaponises the word, Africa’s youth are living its original meaning
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Cultural figures and moderators, Nandi Madida and Vusi Thembekwayo at TIME Africa Impact Summit in Johannesburg
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President Cyril Ramaphosa Closing Ceremony of G20 Summit in Johannesburg - photo by : G20 South Africa Facebook
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G20 Leaders Summit in Johannesburg - photo by Department of International Relations and Cooperation, SA (dirco)

COUNTRY REPORTS

Sunil Ramgobin, CEO of Bank One Limited, sitting in a professional office setting in Mauritius.
Sunil Ramgobin, Chief Executive Officer of Bank One Limited, leading the bank's digital transformation and expansion across Africa.
Thierry Hebraud, CEO of Mauritius Commercial Bank, smiling with arms crossed in a professional corporate suit.
Thierry Hebraud, Chief Executive Officer of Mauritius Commercial Bank (MCB).
Portrait of Hon. Richard Duval, Minister of Tourism for Mauritius, in a professional suit and blue tie.
Hon. Richard Duval, Minister of Tourism: “We must evolve while preserving what makes the island unique.”
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