Powerships: A solution For Africa’s Energy Short-term Supply?
Energy poverty represents one of the most critical challenges for development in Africa. According to the International Energy Agency, in...
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What Do Enterprises Really Think Of 5G? Frankly, We Hear, They Don’t Give A Damn
Relying on Appledore Research JAMES BLACKMAN zeros in on the trouble with the telco sector’s ‘god complex’. About that headline;...
Why Did Life Stop Being Good For LG?
Despite its Life’s Good slogan, this week delivered a bleak outlook for followers of LG Electronics’ mobile handsets, as the...
From Decades Of Unrest To Renewed Hope For Peace: Sudan’s Path To Recovery
While the world grappled with the devastating effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, war-torn Sudan had yet another catastrophe to contend...
Dish Vendor Updates: Towers, Transport And 5G Security
By Sean Kinney, Editor in Chief Dish executives are looking toward some sort of commercial 5G service this year and,...
Funding The Recovery Of Low-income Countries After COVID
Many of the poorest countries in the world are facing the threat of a weak recovery, and setback in their...
How Rising Interest Rates Could Affect Emerging Markets
Rapid vaccine rollout in the United States and passage of its US$1.9 trillion fiscal stimulus package have boosted its expected...
Taming The Wave Of Small And Medium Enterprise Insolvencies
The coronavirus pandemic has hit small and medium enterprises particularly hard, partly because they are predominant in some contact-intensive sectors...
Slow-healing Scars: The Pandemic’s Legacy
Recessions wreak havoc and the damage is often long-lived. Businesses shut down, investment spending is cut, and people out of...
ESG In ASEAN: A Shared Vision Of Sustainable Recovery
Environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria are increasingly shaping the global corporate agenda. ASEAN presents a range of ESG opportunities:...
