Top 25 Most Influential Chair of Board Impacting Business
One of the executives bearing the greatest weight and responsibility to see the dream come to fruition, is Michael Joseph, the Chair of Board at Kenya Airways and Safaricom.
Work as we knew it has changed. Time to think beyond the wage
The ways in which people think about ‘work’ are increasingly out of step with the everyday realities of work for most people in the world.
South Africa’s way forward: Abandon old ideas, embrace bold experimentation
In this moment of crisis, South Africa urgently needs decisive action. But all too often South Africans of all political stripes seem trapped in stale discourses.
South Africa’s labour market trends from 2009 to 2019: a lost decade?
By Derek Yu, Professor, Economics, University of the Western Cape and Charles Adams Lecturer, University of the Western Cape Unemployment remains one of South Africa’s most pressing economic and social…
Independence is at the heart of the African Development Bank’s ability to be effective
The AfDB is one of four main regional banks of the world. The other three are the Asia Development Bank, Inter-American Development Bank and European Bank for Construction and Development.
Top 25 Brands Transforming Tourism Experience in Kenya 2022
The high standards and spacious guest accommodations at all Sopa Lodges are equally matched by the unrivalled attention guests can expect from the dedicated team.
Top 25 Brands Transforming Tourism Experience in Kenya 2022
Pollman’s Tours & Safaris is among Kenya’s oldest and most respected tour companies.
Putting an end to billions in fishing subsidies could improve fish stocks and ocean health
Fears of food shortages in many nations have largely receded, and 90 per cent of global fish stocks are either fully exploited or overfished.
The fight against economic fraud: how African countries are tackling the challenge
Currently, anti-fraud measures seem largely an affair between state and corporates (including business associations), and consumers.
Lots of IMF programmes are never completed – because they’re unworkable
Given the detrimental effects of IMF programme interruptions for developing countries, it is puzzling that the reform of IMF conditionality is lagging.