The Weekly Beat by Mansa

The Ukraine-Russia war has caused a global food and energy crisis  threatening  the wellbeing of millions people. On this episode, we delve into the impact

70% of the workforce will be working remotely by 2025,  according to a Forbes report, and this trend is expected to continue over the years.

Nigerian airlines have called off a plan to ground domestic flights due to a shortage of fuel while in South Africa, the Airports Company CEO

South Africa has had a rough few weeks, from the severe rains that ruined the region around the port city of Durban, highest unemployment and

Twitter’s board said it is seriously consider Elon Musk’s $46.5 billion bid to buy the company – in what has been described as a hostile

Africa most valuable startup Flutterwave has been under scrutiny over allegations of financial misconduct by it's CEO and founder Alugbenga Agboola. The CEO was accused of

 Can African businesses learn any lessons from Elon Musk's acquisition of a stake in Twitter?

As Africa moves towards digital transformation, new technologies  like crypto currency and NFTs are emerging, and the adoption across the continent is on the rise.

The African tech ecosystem saw tremendous growth last year, with a record number of companies raising $4,77 billion of investments, and the emergence of at

On this episode of the Weekly Beat, we feature Diaka Camara, the CEO and Founder of CBC Productions in Guinea. We delve into what it

As Russia's invasion of Ukraine continues, we look at the impact on African trade, the agricultural sector, and rising oil prices. On the flip side

Analysts are still projecting a-complex global economic environment this year, but we look at the opportunities, and enablers of growth on the-continent in the mix

On this episode, we give you a deep deep analysis on opportunities and investment in grassroots football development in Africa. Our guest, the CEO of

The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted plans, changed priorities, scrambled existing networks – and made most of us acutely aware of the fact that we cannot