Morocco’s Auto Industry Is in Full Gear
Over the past few years, Morocco has established itself as a leading manufacturing hub for automobiles in Africa, surpassing South Africa as the biggest exporter of passenger cars on the...
China’s BRI Hits a Road Bump as Global Economies Partner to Challenge It
In 2013, China launched its infamous Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), which has gone about developing several infrastructure projects across developing and underdeveloped countries across the globe. However, BRI has...
Clean Beauty: Next Stop – China
China is one of the most promising markets for cosmetics and skin care companies globally, only being second to the USA in size. Despite its size and potential, the Chinese...
Commentary: Europe’s Energy Woes – The Way Forward
Europe is struggling to build up energy supply ahead of anticipated growth in demand due to economic rebound after pandemic outbreak and the winter months. Considering the knock-on effect of...
Hydrogen: Fuel of the Future for Shipping?
Just like many other carbon-emitting sectors, the shipping industry is also working to reduce its contribution to greenhouse gases and get closer to carbon neutrality. For this, the sector is...
Ethiopia’s Half-Hearted Push to Telecom Privatization Finds Limited Success
Ethiopia’s telecom sector has been considered as the last frontier for telecom players, since the country is one of just a few to still have a state-run telecom industry. However,...
UK Paves The Way for A Greener and Carbon-Free Future
The UK is working to create a policy for building a more sustainable future for itself through the New Green Industrial Revolution, aiming to attain net-zero emissions in the UK...
COVID-19 Unmasks Global Supply Chains’ Reliance on China. Is There a Way Out?
Dubbed as the factory to the world, China is an integral part of the supply chain of a host of products and brands. From manufacturers of simple products such as...