According to a new power distribution plan approved by the National Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), certain segments of the Nigerian population will henceforth have regular electricity and pay more, while the rest of society will see far less electricity supply…
If as a leader, you worry less about results and focus more on doing the right things, the results will definitely take care of themselves. It is self-evident that leadership determines how an organisation turns out. When you get leadership…
Historically, periods of elevated geopolitical risks have been associated with sizable negative effects on global economic activity. Wars destroy human and physical capital, shift resources to less efficient uses, divert international trade and capital flows, and disrupt global supply chains.
The deep internal divisions over Gaza and now seemingly Crocus as well have the potential to shift the internal policymaking balance between them and also influence voters’ perceptions ahead of November.
In the heart of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), within the Tanganyika Province, lies the bustling town and territory of Manono, a place on the brink of significant transformation. Home to about 30,000 souls, Manono is divided into…
As Senegal's youngest elected president, Faye faces numerous challenges on the road ahead. The country's economy, while relatively stable, remains vulnerable to external shocks, including fluctuations in global commodity prices.
While increased demand for energy is a direct consequence of increasing development pressures and urbanization, South Africa’s challenges are exacerbated by other factors.
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Jordan Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi said over the weekend that Arab countries won’t put boots on the ground in Gaza. His exact words were as follows: “Let me be very clear. I know speaking on behalf of Jordan but having…
The Houthis announced that they seized an allegedly Israeli-linked ship in the Red Sea, though Israel denied that the captured vessel had any ties to it, not even indirect ones. In any case, this development marks an escalation in that…