In a rapidly changing global economic landscape, the United Kingdom has emerged as a significant investor in Africa, contributing to the continent's development and economic prosperity.
In Governance
In recent years, we have seen a notable increase in the number of CEOs from India leading some of the world's most prominent companies.
- Prof. Arthur G.O. Mutambara
- Global
The Chinese Political and Economic Model: Why it has worked for China and not benefited Africa
Diverse views have been expressed about the Chinese socio-political and economic model. These range from the Chinese themselves who, of course, uncritically praise their system as a faultless model, their competitors in the West who condemn it outright as reprehensible and undesirable, and Africans who are of mixed, confused and unthought-out emotions.
- Cabanga Magazine
- Global
Credibility Diplomacy: Shaping the New African Agenda
Credibility is a tangible intangible, an asset of social, political and business economy opening and shutting doors with equal swift. It is a subtle defined currency that bygone champions like Nelson Mandela were simply endowed.
- Oscar Habeenzu
- Global
Afghanistan War: Opportunity Costs of a US$2 Trillion Loss
Perspective matters when assessing the Afghanistan War, especially for Africans. Business owners, large or small, will tell you that it does not make sense to keep spending in a business unit that is lossmaking and draining financial resources for years; that is Afghanistan War to the American economy.
- Prof Sesh Paruk
- Global
Change Leadership in Africa
African Society needs to learn, adopt, and adhere to Change Leadership in order to bring transformation that is more than just equality, but becomes equity to all.
“Transformation is the new type of change that has emerged and it is by far the most prevalent and complex type occurring in organisations today.