The management consultancy and capacity-building organisation was named the East Africa and Rest of World Regional Winner in the International Training Organisation of the Year category at a ceremony honouring the best engineering construction talent in Great Britain and around the world
The second Trump administration is wielding visa revocations as a form of diplomatic punishment, targeting African leaders and intellectuals who’ve challenged US foreign policy
At a time when the world is on the verge of making incredible progress in reducing AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria-related deaths, some partners have stepped back from the fight
The reserve upgrade comes as the operator consortium maintains its schedule for the start of commercial production in the second half of next year
Africa’s cost of capital crisis is not rooted in economics alone, but is perpetuated by perception and precedent, as well as the structural inertia of a global financial system that systematically overprices African risk
Widespread failures have hit X (formerly known as Twitter), OpenAI, and gaming platforms as infrastructure provider investigates widespread 500 errors affecting customers around the world
The company’s journey began in 1998 when it opened its doors as East Africa Property Agents, before rebranding to Knight Frank Uganda in 2000
Denmark once prided itself on its liberal welfare state and human rights commitments. But it has spent the past decade turning itself into one of Europe’s toughest destinations for refugees
Britain will force asylum seekers to wait 20 years before they can apply for permanent residence, up from five years currently, Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood will announce on Monday
African nations are trapped: spending more on debt servicing than on health or education, whilst climate shocks compound their struggles. South Africa’s G20 tenure has highlighted the crisis, but substantive solutions remain elusive