Africa’s transportation sector is evolving rapidly as governments invest in modern roads, railways, ports, and airports to support trade and economic growth. Discover how South Africa, Egypt, Nigeria, Morocco, and Kenya are leading infrastructure development and what these transport networks mean for businesses planning to expand and manage their workforce across the continent.
June 2026 brought significant regulatory developments across Africa. These updates highlight the fast-evolving regulatory landscape that multinational employers must navigate. Discover the latest changes and their implications for business operations.
Egypt is home to one of Africa’s largest and most diversified manufacturing sectors, driven by strategic geography, a skilled workforce, and strong access to regional and global markets. From world-renowned textiles and expanding food processing operations to thriving chemical and pharmaceutical industries, manufacturing plays a central role in Egypt’s economic growth, exports, and employment. Discover the key sectors, opportunities, and challenges shaping Egypt’s position as a leading manufacturing hub in Africa and the Middle East.
Workplace safety obligations vary significantly across Africa, yet one requirement remains consistent in every market: employers are legally responsible for the health and safety of their workers. From mandatory risk assessments and PPE provision to safety committees, occupational health services, and incident reporting, staying compliant is critical to avoiding hefty fines, operational shutdowns, and criminal liability. This comprehensive guide outlines the core occupational safety and health (OSH) requirements across 54 African countries, helping businesses navigate complex local regulations with confidence. Africa HR Solutions provides in-country expertise and Employer of Record (EOR) services to simplify compliance across the continent.
May 2026 brought significant regulatory developments across Africa, from strengthened insurance and pension supervision in Angola to new employment protections in Uganda, updated remuneration rules in South Africa, and revised minimum salaries in Zimbabwe’s insurance sector. Meanwhile, the Ebola outbreak in the DRC and Uganda has triggered international health emergency measures and travel restrictions, impacting business operations in Central and East Africa. These updates highlight the fast-evolving regulatory landscape that multinational employers must navigate.
May 2026 brought significant regulatory developments across Africa, from strengthened insurance and pension supervision in Angola to new employment protections in Uganda, updated remuneration rules in South Africa, and revised minimum salaries in Zimbabwe’s insurance sector. Meanwhile, the Ebola outbreak in the DRC and Uganda has triggered international health emergency measures and travel restrictions, impacting business operations in Central and East Africa. These updates highlight the fast-evolving regulatory landscape that multinational employers must navigate.
Egypt is accelerating its economic diversification with strong growth across multiple sectors. From double-digit expansion in ICT to ambitious renewable energy targets and record-breaking tourism numbers, here are the 5 industries offering the strongest opportunities for investors in 2026.
The WHO has declared the 2026 Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda a Public Health Emergency of International Concern. With a vaccine-resistant strain spreading rapidly and over 100 deaths already recorded, several countries have imposed strict travel bans and visa suspensions. Business leaders with interests in Central and East Africa need to understand the latest developments and potential disruptions. Read the full article for key facts, current restrictions, and practical recommendations.
Global instability is no longer a distant concern. Even organisations with no direct presence in conflict zones are impacted through disrupted supply chains, rising costs, and travel chaos. In this podcast, Alex Daruty and Viloshna Packiry Poulle speak with Mike Kelly and Joe Gleason from The Baldwin Group about the real risks facing businesses in Africa: from misunderstood insurance exclusions and poor emergency preparedness to the critical need for cross-functional collaboration and scenario planning. As uncertainty becomes the new normal, preparation is now a core business imperative.
April 2026 saw a wave of regulatory developments across Africa, from currency controls in Nigeria to evolving workplace policies in Egypt and updated labour thresholds in South Africa. Stay informed on the latest changes shaping employer obligations and cross-border operations across the continent.