Blessing Ernest is the Associate Editor at African Leadership Magazine. She is a communications professional with a background in digital and print media, covering sectors like leadership, technology, business and economy, entertainment and lifestyle. With expertise in writing, editing, and media strategy, Blessing brings a striking perspective that combines creativity with results-driven execution.
Over the past few years, broadband and 5G technologies have become critical drivers of economic transformation. These technologies have begun to reshape industries, improve service delivery, and open new markets.
The Middle East accounts for over one-third of the world’s seaborne oil trade, but recently, this role has been complicated by escalating geopolitical tensions and growing supply and demand dynamics..
Africa’s creative industries are key drivers of economic growth, with the creative economy contributing significantly to employment and GDP. From music and film to gaming and fashion, African creators are.
Africa’s digital renaissance, driven by rapid technological advancements and innovation is projected to contribute approximately $180 billion to its GDP by 2025, representing 5.2% of total output. This presents tremendous.
Over the last few decades, China’s economy has been viewed as a linchpin in the global market. Even as the world faces a spectrum of geopolitical and economic shifts, China’s.
The robustness of any democracy lies in the integrity of its electoral processes. Electoral oversight institutions, such as the UK’s Electoral Commission or the Federal Election Commission in the United.
The education sector in Africa is constantly evolving, and South Africa’s universities are at the forefront of this transformation. With several institutions achieving top positions in global rankings, South Africa.
Global conflicts have long been catalysts for economic upheaval, with emerging markets often bearing the brunt of such disruptions. The intricate relationship between geopolitical tensions and commodity prices significantly influences.
Ethiopia has experienced both significant growth and considerable setbacks in its economic development. The country’s debt stock has risen sharply, reaching $57.2 billion by 2022, with external debt accounting for.
West Africa is increasingly at the centre of global energy discourse; from the oil fields of Nigeria to the nascent renewable energy hubs emerging across the Sahel. The world grapples.
