In developing nations all around the world, tourism is essential for building economies and creating job opportunities. Growing interest in cultural, heritage, and development tourism both locally and internationally is.
As the world grapples with complex food, climate, and security crises, the heads of three United Nations agencies—the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD),.
On January 20, 2021, Joe Biden was sworn in as the 46th President of the United States, officially taking office and commencing his duties as President of the United States..
Non-governmental organisations, NGOs, are strategic partners in the development of the African continent. Not only have they played key roles in seeing that all sectors of the economy on the.
The emergence of African cinema has profoundly altered how the world views Africa. Despite being in its infancy, the industry is making great progress, capturing local and foreign audiences with.
Africa provides a variety of activities, whether you are looking for wildlife encounters, cultural exploration, adventure, relaxation, or investment. In addition to its natural beauty, Africa is home to historic.
In a quest to create a future gifted with business opportunities, profits, and tourism, Argentina and Nigeria are negotiating an agreement on possible ways to boost the tourism potential between.
Strategic partnerships in Africa are critical to shaping the continent’s economic, political, and social development in an increasingly interconnected world. As one of the emerging global powerhouses, the BRICS alliance.
Witness the extraordinary story of Lady Josephine Nwaeze as she shatters stereotypes, breaks barriers, and paves the way for women in the male-dominated power engineering industry. Prepare to be moved.
The Economic Development Board of Madagascar was recently conferred with the African Trade and Investment Agency of the Year Award at the just-concluded 13th African Business Leadership Awards (ABLA) presentation.
