
Africa: Solar Power Set to Explode in 2026
Africa is set to install 17 GW of solar power in 2026 (+45%), driven by distributed solar and the end of the South African monopoly.

The company “Airad”, active in information technology, software engineering, and digital services development, was listed today, Wednesday, on the Algeria Stock Exchange, becoming the first company from the technology sector to join the stock market, after demand for its shares exceeded the available quantity by 38.4%. The listing ceremony was attended by the General Director of the Securities Exchange Management Company (Algeria Stock Exchange), Amal Salmon, and the Chairman of the Committee for Organizing and Monitoring Stock Exchange Operations, Youssef Bouzenada. The company offered 1,250,000 shares for subscription, representing 20% of its capital, with a total value of 1,383,994,400 dinars, while the number of requested shares reached 1,729,993 shares, with a coverage ratio of 138.4%. The subscription process included...

Africa is set to install 17 GW of solar power in 2026 (+45%), driven by distributed solar and the end of the South African monopoly.

A showcase of aircraft, trains, and a project to transport water from the south to the north, along with industrial and technological achievements. Journalists on a simulated journey to space and the moon... Technology plays a role in documenting China's history. When faced with China's story, it is hard to see what it has achieved today as merely a fleeting economic success. This country, which started from a reality burdened with crises and challenges, chose to build its strength step by step, until it became the second largest economic power and one of the most important industrial powers in the world. However, if China has built its position among the greats through will, work, and accumulated achievements, Algeria can also pursue its path to the top with its own potential.

61 billion dinars for electricity and electronics and 112 billion for metal components, 4 poles and allocating the east for electronics, batteries, and precision mechanics. A strategic study by the National Chamber of Account Keepers, prepared in August 2026, revealed an ambitious proposal to rebuild the automotive industry in Algeria on new foundations, transitioning from mere vehicle assembly to creating a comprehensive national system for manufacturing components, spare parts, and precision mechanics, through an investment program extending until 2035, with a total estimated value of about 300 billion dinars, or 30 trillion centimes. The study, which came in 43 pages under the title 'The industrial cluster for automotive components,'
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