For decades, Africa has exported its crude, cocoa, copper and lithium as raw materials and bought back the finished products at someone else’s price. In this Issue, Pan-African Voice tells the story of the leaders and companies working to keep more of that value at home.
On the cover, Aliko Dangote takes his Lekki refinery to the public. Our cover story covers how the offer was put together, what the numbers say and what it means for Africa if millions of ordinary Africans become shareholders.
This issue also features Pan-African Voice’s Top 25 Energy Companies 2026, our special report on the businesses keeping Africa’s lights on, its fuel moving and its factories running, from Sonatrach and NNPC to Eskom, KenGen and Sun King.
Inside this issue:
- Cover story: Africa’s Biggest IPO, the Dangote Petroleum Refinery listing
- Special report: Top 25 Energy Companies 2026
- Business spotlights: TotalEnergies and the return of Mozambique LNG, AXIAN’s landmark solar deal in Zambia, Huayou Cobalt and Zimbabwe’s lithium breakthrough, Ivanhoe Mines at Kamoa Kakula, and Barry Callebaut’s push to make chocolate where cocoa grows
- Country Spotlight: Algeria, Africa’s gas giant rewriting its rules for capital
- Featured profile: Doreen Orishaba of BasiGo, the engineer proving Africa’s electric bus can pay its way
- Across the Continent: the quarter’s key economic and political developments, plus new appointments in energy, mining and agriculture
- Executive Lifestyle: Formula 1’s return to Africa in Rwanda, the Rolex Perpetual Padellone, and Four Seasons’ new resort in Tangier
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