From societies to economies, the COVID-19 crisis has wreaked havoc and dealt a major setback to achieving the 2030 Agenda and the Paris Climate Agreement. Putting the world back on.
– Governments and development partners must respond in a more coordinated, targeted, and rapid manner to be effective in limiting impacts – An additional 49 million Africans could be pushed.
A 37-square-kilometre solar park so large that it can be seen from space, with over seven million photovoltaic panels, and funding of $4 billion. In Africa? Impossible? Not anymore. Thirty.
Globally renowned Telco, Orange has been present in Sierra Leone for only three years. Yet, it has already firmly stamped its innovative footprint on the country and its telecoms industry..
By Cathy Smith, Managing Director at SAP Africa It is becoming clear that most – if not all – our major social, economic and political decisions over the next few.
COVID-19 struck the world. The impact has been tragic! For some nations like Nigeria, it’s been a double tragedy. The virus attacked not only the health of citizens but also.
Ecobank Group and Google are working together to deliver digital solutions tailored for the Bank’s Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) customers. The aim is to assist African businesses to remain.
A Nigerian Agric company, Tomato Jos, has closed a €3.9 million series of funding. According to the company, the funding will be deployed into the processing and distribution of tomato.
There is a huge debate right now, and it’s about what constitutes as being an African tech start-up. One of the many reasons why it is so difficult to say.
By Kingsley Okeke In the words of the great American poet and civil rights leader, Maya Angelou, “you may not control all the events that happen to you, but you.
