Welcome to your gateway to strategic growth. The Radical Leap Group specialises in bridging global opportunities through trade diplomacy, investment facilitation, and advisory services. With a network of trusted partners and deep geopolitical expertise, we empower organizations to thrive in a connected world. From navigating regulatory landscapes to forging impactful alliances, we deliver solutions that drive success.
Dr. Ibiagbani “Ibi” Max-Harry’s journey into science began with a childhood moment that showed her just how big the world could be. Today, her research on pancreatic cells could open new doors for diabetes treatment. Dr. Ibi Max‑Harry was inspired to pursue science by her mother’s academic achievements and her own curiosity about the molecular…
Read more
To enhance power generation and satisfy energy requirements, Kenya has launched an energy initiative valued at $2.9 billion. Kenya has launched a $2.9 billion energy initiative to build a 1,200-megawatt gas-fired power plant in Dongo Kundu, Mombasa. The project aims to meet growing electricity demand and is a joint effort between private investors and state-owned…
Read more
Bilateral trade between China and Ghana has climbed to a record $14.1 billion, reflecting a surge in economic cooperation and growing diplomatic ties between the two countries. Bilateral trade between China and Ghana has reached a record $14.1 billion, up more than 19% year-on-year. Chinese diplomats say the milestone reflects stronger economic and political cooperation…
Read more
Nigeria’s foreign minister has urged major Gulf oil producers to view the West African country as a strategic partner rather than a competitor, arguing that collaboration could help stabilise global energy supply during geopolitical crises. Nigeria is urging Gulf oil producers to partner with it rather than compete as geopolitical tensions threaten global energy supply.…
Read more
Fuel prices have risen across Africa in recent weeks, owing primarily to global crude oil volatility amid Middle Eastern tensions. Nigeria, South Africa, Ghana, Egypt, and Somalia have all seen significant price increases, raising concerns about the wider economic and social implications. Fuel prices have sharply increased across many African countries due to global crude…
Read more
Ghana will move forward on Tuesday with a new sliding‑scale gold royalty regime that ties state revenues to rising bullion prices, the country’s mining regulator told Reuters. Ghana will implement a new sliding-scale gold royalty regime that links state revenues to rising gold prices. The policy faces opposition from the US, China, other Western governments,…
Read more
Egypt attracts roughly $400 million in annual investment into its entrepreneurship sector, according to Amr El Abd, entrepreneurship adviser to Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly, highlighting the country’s growing appeal as a destination for startup capital in Africa. Egypt is attracting roughly $400 million in annual investments into its entrepreneurship sector. Officials say the inflow highlights…
Read more
Nigeria, Senegal and Mali have emerged as the largest weapons importers in sub-Saharan Africa, reflecting rising defence spending as governments respond to insurgency, terrorism and regional instability. Arms imports in sub-Saharan Africa rose by 13% between 2016–2020 and 2021–2025, even as overall African imports declined. Senegal and Mali have become leading arms importers in sub-Saharan…
Read more
Mercedes-Benz Group AG is exploring the possibility of sharing its South African manufacturing plant with Chinese automaker Great Wall Motor Co., a move that could strengthen the facility amid US trade tariffs. Mercedes-Benz is considering sharing its South African manufacturing plant with China’s Great Wall Motor (GWM) to bolster operations amid new US tariffs. Discussions…
Read more