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Changing Mining Practices for A Low Carbon-World

At a time when the world is shifting to a low-carbon future and combating climate change, industries are accelerating commitments to change the way we source minerals and metals. Forecasts.

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Standard Bank’s Commitment to Climate Transition in an African Context

Africa’s leaders know that transitioning to a low-carbon environment presents a unique set of challenges across the continent.  Standard Bank’s Chief Executive of CIB, Kenny Fihla, has a deep understanding.

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Building a Climate Conscious Generation

Climate change is one of the biggest challenges facing today’s society. It doesn’t matter where you live or how old you are; climate change affects your life and will continue.

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Burundi’s Economic Rejuvenation Strategy Unveiled

Like other countries across the globe, the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted the economic growth of Burundi and affected the balance of payment. In this exclusive interview with the African Leadership Magazine.

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Africa’s Chief Trade Diplomat – Wamkele Mene

The AfCFTA initiative is widely considered to be a potential game-changer in terms of Africa’s economic fortunes. Secretary-general Wamkele Mene spoke to African Leadership’s Stephen Williams in this exclusive interview.

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Senator Abraham Dillion Scoring on Key People-Oriented Areas

Senator Abraham Dillon is a politician, civil rights activist and humanitarian. He currently holds a senatorial position in the House of Representatives in Liberia. In an exclusive interview with African.

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Entrepreneurship In Engineering: That’s The Future

It is an exciting time in the world to be an engineer. In recent decades, the engineering workforce has helped make substantial advances in communications, health, defence, infrastructure and manufacturing.

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MAN UP OR GO HOME – Mukwandi Chibesakunda, CEO of Zambia National Commercial Bank Discusses the Burden of Female Leadership in the Banking Sector

According to an IMF report, greater inclusion of women as users, providers, and regulators of financial services would benefit beyond addressing gender inequality. It fosters greater stability in the banking.

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