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Read moreDetailsIn my recent interactions with institutional actors and decision makers across the continent, I have seen firsthand what moves the...
Read moreDetailsFINALLY, THE UTOPIA those South African vigilante gangs expected has arrived. Everywhere is bubbling with economic activities; groceries sellers are...
Read moreDetailsFor decades, organisations treated public relations as the department that polished announcements after decisions had already been made. Today, that...
Read moreDetailsIn today's highly competitive and unpredictable business environment, enterprises are continually searching for innovative ways to improve productivity, reduce costs,...
Read moreDetailsThe significant drop in foreign participation on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) in the last couple of months of the...
Read moreDetailsFor many small businesses across Africa, uncertainty has become the new normal. Rising production costs, volatile exchange rates, inflation, multiple...
Read moreDetailsSouth Africa is not merely "facing challenges." It is staging a slow-burning political crisis, one that is being rationalised as...
Read moreDetailsNigeria’s electricity sector stands at a historic turning point. For decades, electricity planning, regulation, and investment were concentrated largely within...
Read moreDetailsAfrica's industrialisation agenda is gathering renewed momentum, driven by private-sector investments that seek to expand the continent's productive capacity and...
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