The global transport sector contributes approximately 14% of global greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs) of which Africa currently contributes 3.8%[1]. While the continent’s transport sector contributes only a small percentage to the global total, it’s expected that the population will double by 2050 which will lead to rising energy demands and emissions[2]. This underscores the need
As Africa’s manufacturing sector strives for growth and competitiveness in 2025, industry leaders are grappling with a range of challenges that threaten to slow progress. From supply chain disruptions to skills shortages and energy constraints, manufacturers must navigate a complex landscape to unlock the continent’s full industrial potential. 1. Supply Chain & Logistics DisruptionsOngoing global
By Dr Alexander Oluka – Academic at Regent Business School As a faculty member at Regent Business School’s, Dr Alexander Oluka has observed a clear trend across industries: businesses that embrace international networks are better equipped to grow, adapt and lead. In an increasingly interconnected economy, local success is often shaped by global engagement. This
