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Trademark East Africa (TMEA) And The Eastern And Southern African Trade & Development Bank (TDB)

Trademark East Africa (TMEA) And The Eastern And Southern African Trade & Development Bank (TDB)

Sign An MOU To Collaborate On Supporting Trade In Eastern And Southern Africa. • TDB and TMEA will work together towards developing trade supportive  infrastructure in the region;  • Institutions will collaborate on supporting information technology innovations  in trade, logistics and transportation;  • Via trade, institutions will contribute to combatting the effects of the COVID […]

GSMA Study Reveals That The Gender Gap In Mobile Internet Use Is Shrinking

GSMA Study Reveals That The Gender Gap In Mobile Internet Use Is Shrinking

Despite The Onset Of The Covid-19 Pandemic. South Asia led the global trend, while the gap in mobile ownership persists A record number of women in South Asia now use mobile internet services, helping shrink the gender gap to 15% from 19% last year in low- and middle-income countries despite the onset of COVID-19, according […]

Kellogg’s Alleviating Hunger In South Africa Since 2014

Kellogg’s Alleviating Hunger In South Africa Since 2014

Zandile Mposelwa, Head of External Relations at Kellogg’s SA shares her thoughts on how Kellogg’s is creating Better Days to help alleviate children’s hunger “Alleviating hunger is not an act of charity. It is an imperative for any society that is founded on respect for human rights.”  – President Cyril Ramaphosa, 20 April 2020. The […]

Where are Former African Footballers who Played in Europe?

Where are Former African Footballers who Played in Europe?

Only a few African migrant players remain in the game as coaches or in administrative positions in European football. Among the most prominent are Mário Wilson from Mozambique who played most of his career in Portugal and coached SL Benfica to win the Portuguese championship in 1976. There’s also Michael Emenalo from Nigeria who served […]

Senegal Welcomes the African Diaspora

Senegal Welcomes the African Diaspora

A few months after discovering from a DNA test that most of his ancestors were from West Africa, American businessman Kyle Jones got on a flight to Dakar, Senegal. Jones was among about 75 people including business leaders, mayors, and entrepreneurs from the US who came into Dakar this week to attend ”The Return,” a […]

Gaddafi’s ‘Flying Palace’ Lands in Tripoli

Gaddafi’s ‘Flying Palace’ Lands in Tripoli

A private plane belonging to Libya’s late leader Muammar Gaddafi has landed in the capital Tripoli after nearly a decade in France for safekeeping and maintenance. The giant plane, an Airbus A340, flew over the skies of Tripoli before landing at Mitiga International Airport near the capital city.  Local reports say the jet, also known […]

Honouring the Father of African Independence

Honouring the Father of African Independence

Leaders across Africa have paid tribute to Zambia’s founding president, Kenneth Kaunda, who died on Thursday at the age of 97, declaring several days of mourning in their respective countries. In appreciation of his contribution to their various struggles, some African countries on Friday announced varying periods of mourning and lowered their national flags to […]

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