In the early hours of a misty January morning, thousands gathered in the small Ethiopian town of Lalibela. Families, lone travellers, and pilgrims of all ages, some from nearby villages.
By Dr. Joshua Rufus Abadi Climate change presents a growing crisis worldwide, but its impacts vary dramatically across different regions. Africa, while contributing the least to global greenhouse gas emissions,.
The Milkor 380 is an impressive achievement in Africa’s rapidly advancing defence technology sector, showcasing the continent’s capacity to design, manufacture, and operate sophisticated unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). As the.
Africa’s influence on global migration policies is becoming increasingly significant as the continent contends with a rising number of migrants driven by complex factors such as conflict, climate change, economic.
In today’s rapidly evolving business environment, corporate philanthropy and strategic corporate social responsibility (CSR) have become pivotal to discussions about the role of businesses in society. While both approaches aim.
The Russian Wagner Group’s activities in Africa have sparked intense debate over whether the group acts as a legitimate security provider or serves as a tool for advancing Russia’s economic.
Cocoa forms the foundation of one of the world’s most beloved treats: chocolate. Yet, behind the glossy wrappers and indulgent squares lies a much grittier reality for many of the.
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.
Copyright and intellectual property rights (IPR) are fundamental to the African music industry, safeguarding the creative works of artists and ensuring they receive appropriate recognition and remuneration. Across many African.
“Africa holds immense potential to leapfrog into an AI-powered future, bypassing traditional hurdles and directly embracing the technologies of tomorrow.” — Dr. Akinwumi Adesina, President of the African Development Bank.
