Magazine: Edition 1
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Legislation, adoption of new media to foster travel industry recovery.
The travel and tourism industry was one of the sectors most hard hit by COVID-19 and it’s recovery has been slow paced as the countries reopened their borders and governments lifted the travel restrictions. Between January and July this year the number of international travelers reached 57% of the...
We were not forced to cut oil production by OPEC+ - says African ministers
South Sudan’s Minister of Petroleum, Hon. Puot Kang Chol, and Equatorial Guinea’s Minister of Mines and Hydrocarbons, H.E. Gabriel Mbaga Obiang Lima have rejected accusations that the decision to cut production by OPEC+ was politically motivated, but rather, based on technical factors. The two were speaking during...
Are Hybrid seedlings an alternative for Africa's food security?
Not so long ago, different countries in Africa were well known for their vast food diversity but that has changed over the years. Back then, I remember in my 6th grade we used to study about, Zambia being among the largest producer of maize in the continent. However as of...
Digital transformation of customs and borders to improve Intra-Africa Trade
The digital transformation of customs and borders in Africa could improve efficiencies in processes. Better administration at customs and borders could yield trade gains on the continent of $20 billion a year. This is according to a new report by the World Economic Forum dubbed Growing Intra-Africa Trade through Digital...
Can Africa diversify it's trade through AfCFTA?
Africa can have a piece of global trade through AFCFTA integration. Through the integration AFCFTA the continent can diversify in its trade and cut down the dependency of the East and West that is currently affecting the continent negatively. This is according to UNCTAD Secretary General Rebeca Grynspan. “The African...
Ethiopia closer to establishing its security exchange
Ethiopia seems to be on the final lap in the creation its securities exchange after its initial finalization announcements in 2020. The Ministry of Finance of Ethiopia, the new state enterprise Ethiopian Investment Holdings (EIH), and FSD Africa signed a cooperation agreement to establish the Ethiopia stock exchange(ESX). Fifty...
The artisanal voice, a look back and a look forward
Life might not be the same for families whose relatives are among the 8 miners trapped for over a month now, in Burkina Faso’s sole zinc mine. The miners who are stranded more than 700m underground following flash floods at the mine, are betting on the government’s response...
E-mobility policy to steer Ghana towards a sustainable transport system
Ghana is developing a policy to guide the scale up in production of Electric Vehicles. The policy dubbed E-Mobility when finalized is expected to guide in Ghana’s quest to have an environmentally friendly and sustainable transport system . This was made known by Ghana’s minister of Transport, Kwaku Ofori...
African airlines struggle to keep wings in the air amid jet fuel crisis
Reports on jet fuel scarcity have rocked the African continent over the last couple of weeks owing to Russia’s invasion in Ukraine. The pandemic had caused a major crisis for aviation and people in general and now with fuel prices having risen to record highs, things are not looking...