These findings form part of the latest edition of the DHL Globalization Tracker, released today by DHL and New York University’s Stern School of Business. Based on more than 30 million data points, ...
It is said that a future where coffee is no longer something we can take for granted is approaching due to factors such as the decrease in cultivation areas caused by climate change and the soaring ...
By Anna TibaijukaIn the previous articles, I have argued that East Africa should examine its refineries, ports, pipelines and petrochemical industries as parts of one regional economic system.But ...
Africa is the continent with the lowest rates of energy access globally, so it faces the unique challenge of needing to develop its energy infrastructure amid a global climate crisis it did little to ...
THE Ikungi District Commissioner, Thomas Apson, has urged the Tanzania National Chamber of Commerce (TNCC) to continue educating businesspeople about the National Development Vision 2050, business and ...
PESA, MoMo and USSD-based services shows the power of designing for local conditions. AI should do the same, supporting users ...
In the lush interior of Tanzania’s Morogoro region, where the winding waters of the Ruvu river flow toward the Indian ocean, ...
Dr. Brent Tipping, a geriatrician at Wits Donald Gordon Medical Center (WDGMC), says that hearing loss more than doubles the ...
The first global assessment of rare neurological diseases in children finds rising prevalence and disability from 1990 to 2021, declining mortality, and a projected 11.83 percent increase in cases by ...
The World Bank has raised Africa's 2026 economic growth forecast to 4.3%, citing ‌stronger performance across the region, and ...
In the newest book-length interview with Cardinal Robert Sarah, the beloved African prelate once again warns the West about ...
Shifting The $4 Trillion Narrative: Development Finance CEO On Africa Taking Ownership Of Its Growth
Burdened by some of the highest borrowing costs worldwide, the African growth story often comes at a price. The irony is that to ignite development, foreign capital is both an avenue and a barrier, so ...
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