The decision by the World Bank to halt the publication of the Doing Business Report has elicited mixed reactions, though most of the reactions seem to be celebratory – was it disliked that much? Yours truly is somehow pinned at a crossroad contemplating whether to sympathise with the World Bank or attempt to join the militancy bandwagon to further demonise the Doing Business Report, a...
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Trouble is brewing in eSwatini, the country of Africa's last absolute monarch King Mswati III. The monarch changed the country’s name from Swaziland to eSwatini as a symbol of accepting...
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The pictures of England’s Bukayo Saka looking dejected after losing the penalty shootout but teammates consoling him captured by Carl Recine/Reuters are a gesture worthy of commendation. Eng...
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Official Correspondence GSTS-O.C-2021-086 The Global Society of Tigray Scholars and Professionals (GSTS)i International Air Transport Agency (IATA) Montreal, Canada International Civil...
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The bottom-up economic model which is Deputy President William Ruto’s campaign mantra in the quest for Presidency is not alien to Kenyans. The wording may not be the same, but the concept ha...
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“22 of the richest men in the world have more wealth than all of the women in Africa” and “if all the money that North Americans spend on pizza was given to the poor in Africa, poverty on th...
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Businesses in South Africa experienced major losses in July from physical damage, business interruption, and loss of revenue, looting, vandalism caused by civil commotion, protests and riots...
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International Access to Information Day is celebrated on 28 September. This day was initiated by the international organisation, UNESCO to promote the adoption of freedom of information laws...
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Governments across the world race to digitalize public e-services, however, for some the efforts fall short as citizens are less than eager to use the new and improved solutions. A press...
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