The success stories of 2019 from across the world https://t.co/4yqTeQQNhb

— Global Development (@GdnDevelopment) December 31, 2019

The most significant financial development of 2010-2019 was mobile money. For the 1st time, millions of Africans had banking services (without bank accounts) using mobile phones to transfer and receive money - of great benefit also for informal businesses. pic.twitter.com/98ciET04nA

— James Hall (@hallaboutafrica) December 30, 2019

African Developments 2010-2019. The growing awareness and gradual application of renewable energies to replace fossil fuels was consistent during the decade, varying from country to country. Morocco finished the world's largest multi-technology solar production site in 2018. pic.twitter.com/NPckkNyLOy

— James Hall (@hallaboutafrica) December 28, 2019

What does this house in rural, off-grid Kenya have in common with the International @Space_Station?

It's energy production!

Solar electricity is reliable, powerful and renewable, powering Azuri TVs across Africa as well as critical life support on the ISS. @NASA #solar pic.twitter.com/F4BkNwNsGQ

— Azuri - Life Changing Technology (@Azuri_Tech) December 24, 2019

With the support of leaders, the African Development Bank moved forward on the "Desert to Power" initiative intended to build the world's largest solar zone all across the #Sahel by adding up to 10 GW of solar generation. #PowerAfrica #YearInReview

👉🏿 https://t.co/4ruwD83h4Q pic.twitter.com/pl96dkYJQX

— African Development Bank Group (@AfDB_Group) December 31, 2019

The biggest trends in African tech and startups in 2019 https://t.co/mJ7N9RSLez

— Quartz Africa (@qzafrica) December 31, 2019

How thinking and acting local took Africa’s top-selling phone maker to a multibillion-dollar IPO https://t.co/7nERNROBTB

— Quartz Africa (@qzafrica) December 29, 2019

2019 was a year for #humandevelopment. Why were #jobs, #education and #health among the top topics? Take a look at the most engaging #socialmedia posts https://t.co/8J6dyYB7CW #YearinReview pic.twitter.com/0WmRX0Rgzt

— World Bank Africa (@WorldBankAfrica) December 26, 2019