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January 2015

Post author African Business
Post date January 5, 2015
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Opinion: US should bring Sudan in from the cold
The US should not impose onerous conditions on Sudan as a price for its re-entry into the international community but welcome back a country whose people are hungry for change, says David Thomas Since last year’s revolutionary overthrow of Omar al-Bashir, Sudan’s brutal president of 30 years, the country has gradually attempted to move away from its troubled past under a civilian-military transi
SepSeptember 28^th, 2020
Beginning of the end for ANC?
The African National Congress is facing political turmoil as cracks appear in the ‘tripartite alliance’ between the ANC, the unions and the Communist Party. The expulsion of the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa from the Congress of South African Trade Unions, as well as an embarrassing incident in Parliament, have increased the pressure on President Jacob Zuma, writes Tom Nevin. A d
FebFebruary 10^th, 2015

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Africa’s digital transformation far behind other regions
Africa's digital transformation and its readiness to use technology to transform livelihoods lags far behind other regions, according to the Network Readiness Index 2020 released on Tuesday. The index, compiled by the Portulans Institute, ranks a total of 134 economies on more than 30 technology-specific indices including four key pillars; technology, people, governance and impact.Mauriti
Tom Collins • DecDecember 1^st, 2020
Kenya’s Amina Mohamed promises to deliver if elected director-general of WTO
As eight candidates vie to become the next director-general of World Trade Organization in November (WTO), Amina Mohamed says she is the right candidate for the job following a successful career as a Kenyan diplomat and minister. While some commentators are worried about whether the World Trade Organization (WTO) will survive a move towards protectionism in more developed markets, Kenya’s former
SepSeptember 10^th, 2020

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Agritech platforms revolutionise farming investment
Crowd farming platforms are using technology to connect smallholders with much-needed investment across Africa,helping to close the agriculture financing gap and connect urban investors with agriculture. Will McBain reports During one dry season when he was at school in Sokoto, in Nigeria’s North West, Onyeka Akumah raised 500 chicks into fully-feathered chickens to sell at market and used the pr
AugAugust 11^th, 2020
Sustainable Investing with the Private Infrastructure Development Group
Listen to African Business Podcast 7: Sustainable Investing with the Private Infrastructure Development Group Podcast host Desné Masie speaks to group publisher, Omar Ben Yedder back from his travels on the African continent and beyond. Omar has over the past month been to several high level conference and working groups, including the 2020 World Economic Forum at Davos in Switzerland, the
MarMarch 3^rd, 2020

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