Africa’s gross domestic product has recovered strongly in the last year, but the lingering effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine ...

As supply chains enter their third year of disruption, governments and business are rethinking their approach to exposure, self-sufficiency and security across their ...

By Abiodun Komolafe In a matter of weeks, voters in Osun will again cast their ballots to elect a governor who will run ...

Women have borne the brunt of the pandemic and the economic downturn caused by the spread of the virus and measures to combat ...

A more forward looking and less accessible solution to reducing resource consumption and recycling waste is designing smart mines with the environment in ...

  By Hashim Suleiman  Let me refresh your minds to my November , 2021 article which I had tagged ‘Underrate Atiku at your ...

By Mark Venables The digital age is set to disrupt the lives of individuals, communities, but particularly organisations. Mines are no exception to ...

  By Abiodun KOMOLAFE The political formation, which eventually secured Nigeria’s independence, was powered by the ideals of independence and the expectation of ...

  By Hashim Suleiman For avoidance of sounding like a former state governor,  who publicly stated that Nigeria’s woes are a result of ...

A report published today by international maritime intelligence organisations TMT and I.R. Consilium, examines both how foreign fishing operators are accessing and exploiting ...

Investing in the inclusion of women and girls in political processes and leadership directly benefits economic growth, good governance and participatory democracy. This ...

While coal has played a huge role regarding power generation in Africa, global climate policies are threatening the continued use of the energy ...