(By Alfonso Reillo) The telecommunications landscape in Nigeria has undergone a profound transformation in recent years. With the impending entry of Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs), the industry is set for a game-changing transformation. In 2024, Nigeria’s economic growth is expected to accelerate with the arrival of MVNOs, and we can ...
Read More »How Skills Programme Spend Cuts Impact Manufacturing Growth Potential
The intricate dance between skills development, accreditation and manufacturing growth Innovation is the currency of progress and a company’s investment in skills programmes is a testament to its commitment to a thriving manufacturing sector. The very foundation of this growth rests upon the shoulders of a well-equipped workforce but unfortunately, ...
Read More »Electric Mobility: By 2030, South African New Car Parks Will be Largely Electrified – Janico Dannhauser
While electric vehicles (EVs) have been globally touted as the future of road travel – the replacement to the internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles that we have been driving for over 100 years – the very mention of the subject raises polarising opinions, especially in the South African market. Common ...
Read More »Powering Prosperity: Unlocking Nigeria’s Potential Through U.S. Partnership
(By David Greene) Nigeria is on track to be the world’s fourth-most populous country by 2050. It already has the largest economy in Africa and, with 60 percent of its population under the age of 25, it stands on the threshold of a demographic dividend that can dramatically transform its ...
Read More »Can We Dream for Peace in the Middle East and How ?
(By Veronique Chevreuil) Imagine that in 1948, the Jews who survived the terrible genocide perpetrated by the Nazis hadn’t created the separate nation of Israel but had instead simply gone to Palestine to settle peacefully among the local population. What a different world we would have today! At the time, ...
Read More »Why Energy Efficiency Compliance Builds Business Trust
(By Muhammad Ali) As much as businesses want to become more energy efficient, the reality is that South Africa is a challenging environment in which to do so. Most organisations are dependent on Eskom for their power, and while UPS/inverters, generators and solar solutions are available to ensure operations can ...
Read More »African Risk is Not Fairly Priced, Governments Should Take Advantage
(By Miranda Abraham) African banks and investors are desperate for assets and are very comfortable assessing and understanding sub investment grade African risk Yield-chasing investors have poured money into the continent but an emerging, recent challenge for Africa is that in a now higher interest rate environment, investors don’t need ...
Read More »Leading By Example: Tony Elumelu’s Leadership Principles
(By Tony Elumelu) A good leader must lead by example and practice what they preach, this demonstrates integrity, it builds trust and respect People often ask me, TOE how do I learn leadership. Should I go on a course? Buy a book? Get a mentor? Are leaders born, or can ...
Read More »Does Branded Merchandise Still Have a Place in Modern Marketing ?
In today’s ever-evolving marketing landscape, where digital strategies often dominate the conversation, one element continues to stand the test of time - that of branded merchandise. International research shows that this steadfast pillar of modern marketing, commonly known as promotional products, has remained a powerhouse in successful campaigns for decades. ...
Read More »With the Right Conditions, Mass EV Adoption Will Ensue - Janico Dannhauser
While electric vehicles (EVs) have been globally touted as the future of road travel – the replacement to the internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles that we have been driving for over 100 years – the very mention of the subject raises polarising opinions, especially in the South African market. Common ...
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