Adapt or die: brands and cultural diversity across Africa
By Trevor Chueu, Associate Director, FleishmanHillard South Africa
A one-size-fits-all approach to marketing communications does not work in Africa, or any of its 54 countries.
Yes,...
Access To Safe Surgery And Anesthesia Still Rare In Africa
By Asha Varghese
Africa is rising, according to various economic analysts. The rise brings with it an increase in urbanization and a population influx in...
Tilting Trade Towards Africa: Becoming The World’s Food Basket
By Mimi Kalinda, a respected Tutu Fellow and thought leader on the African narrative.
As we celebrate Africa Day and all the continent’s historical accomplishments,...
For Africa to witness true agricultural transformation, technologies need to reach farmers to enhance...
Lorna Rutto, Co-founder and CEO of EcoPost in Kenya, gives a speech at the "Bridging Innovation and Industry
The 53rd Annual Meetings of the African...
NAMPO / Nation in Conversation: How does the youth see agriculture in South Africa?
There can be no doubt that youth development and job creation are top of mind in South Africa currently, so this session at Nation...
NAMPO / Nation in Conversation: The importance of economy of scale: Big vs small
One of the debate topics at this year’s Nation in Conversation is around the importance of economies of scale, and the benefits of having...
NAMPO / Nation in Conversation: Agriculture 2035
The Nation in Conversation topic “Agriculture 2035”, focusing on how new technology will change the face of agriculture as we know it today, is...
Zimbabwe cotton farmers to be paid an export incentive of 10%
By Nita Karume:
Cotton growers from Zimbabwe will be paid an export incentive of 10%. This is a move by the Government to boost production...
NAMPO / Nation in Conversation: Inspirational women in business
With the lead up to this year’s Nation in Conversation debates taking place at NAMPO – from the 15th to the 18th of May...
East African countries grapples with high food prices due to flooding, pests and disease
By Nita Karume:
East African are currently struggling with high food prices as a result of flooding, pests and disease. The situation, however, is expected...