Five Reasons Why Africa Is the Next Great Market for Mobile Payments
By Alexey Bogdanov
Worldwide, the mobile payments sector is booming.
In 2022, the global industry was valued at $2.3 trillion, and it is expected to grow...
Africa-US Trade: Agoa Deal Expires in 2025 – An Expert Unpacks What It’s Achieved...
By David Luke
African governments are seeking an extension of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (Agoa) beyond 2025. The law was enacted in 2000 to “encourage increased trade and investment...
What Led to the Gaza-Israel Catastrophe? The Nightmare after 50 Years of Failed Military...
By Dr. Dan Steinbock
The Hamas-Israel War did not come out of the blue. And it is not just paving the way to the destruction...
Gaza Depends on UN and Other Global Aid Groups for Food, Medicine and Basic...
By Topher L. McDougal
International aid groups are warning that they cannot deliver food and other basic services to people in the Gaza Strip and that a “dire”...
The Flames of Hamas, Israel, Apartheid, and Palestine
By Dan Steinbock
The Israeli-Hamas War is a logical result of 50 years of failed military policies. Assertive pledges of “national security” will...
De-dollarization, Six New Members, and Internal Rivalry: A Summary of the 15th BRICS summit
Did you miss the main events at the 15th BRICS summit? We've got you covered.
By Emil Bjerg, journalist and editor
This year's BRICS summit...
Breaching the Iran Nuclear Deal
By Angelika Hellweger
The UK and some European nations are set to breach the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran for the first time.
The countries are...
The Nexus Between the Central Bank of Kenya and Private Providers of Cryptocurrencies
By Dorothy Muthoka
Cryptocurrencies ride on blockchain, a disruptive technology in the world. The Kenyan government has been lagging behind in recognising their growth and proliferation....
Unveiling Turkey’s Economic Landscape: A Comprehensive Overview
Turkey is a tempting place — abundant with valuable natural resources, plentiful commodities, and boasting a robust export profile. It is one of the...
Sudan: Violence Between Army and Militia is a Symptom of an Old Disease that...
By Paul Jackson
A three-day ceasefire to mark the Islamic festival of Eid-al-Fitr in Khartoum appears to be dead in the water as fighting continues...
