A nation in the dark
South Africa’s state-owned power utility Eskom said that it found evidence of sabotage at one of its power plants. On this episode, we hear from
Welcome to The Weekly Beat by Mansa with your hosts Arnold Segawa, Maggie Mutesi and Dumi Jere. Every Monday morning, we will be bringing you all the info on Africa’s big finance and economic stories.
South Africa’s state-owned power utility Eskom said that it found evidence of sabotage at one of its power plants. On this episode, we hear from
The demand for electricity in Africa is expected to triple by 2030 – also requiring at least USD 27 – 31 billion per year to
A year on, and the war in Ethiopia is still ongoing – costing the country $2.5 billion while throwing Abiy’s vision for Ethiopia’s economic future
This week Donald Trump announced that he’s launching his own social media platform ‘Truth’ to rival Facebook, Twitter and Youtube after the platforms banned him
On 4th October, Facebook Instagram and WhatsApp almost simultaneously took a leave of absence of more than five hours.The most fascinating facet of the story
World's least developed nations need $485bn of investment- most of these are African nations. On this weeks episode, we break down the report and it’s findings
As the Global population continues to grow, it has become clear that demand for renewable and eco-friendly energy needs to be addressed. But how can
A conversation with the Acting Secretary General – UNCTAD – Ms Isabelle Durant .. as we look at the future of Global trade im times
UNCTAD15 marks the beginning of a new chapter for trade and development. Against the backdrop of the coronavirus pandemic, the world was already facing several
The African Continental Free Trade Area is the world’s largest free trade area connecting almost 1.3bn people across 54 African countries. Despite being signed in
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