Africa: ‘At Africa’s First Our Ocean Conference, a Test of Global Will On High Seas Protection and Deep-Sea Mining’

Africa: Water Supply High On Africans’ Policy Agenda Amid Persistent Access and Service Gaps

Majority of citizens say they suffered shortage of clean water during the past year. Key findings On average across 38 countries, water supply ranks third among the most important problems that Africans want their government to address, trailing unemployment and health and tied with education, the increasing cost of living, and infrastructure/roads. Water outranks all…

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Vasion® Achieves FedRAMP® High Authorization, Meeting Federal Cloud Security Gold Standard

Vasion® Achieves FedRAMP® High Authorization, Meeting Federal Cloud Security Gold Standard

At V3, Vasion Co-Founder and CEO Ryan Wedig unveiled the Intelligent Print Automation platform and challenged every Vasioneer to embrace a Mission of Aspirational Performance that demands collaboration, creativity, and courage. With Vasion’s recent FedRAMP High Authorization, the company is making digital transformation attainable for everyone, including federal agencies with the most stringent security requirements….

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Africa: ‘At Africa’s First Our Ocean Conference, a Test of Global Will On High Seas Protection and Deep-Sea Mining’

Africa: Nigerian High Commission Offsets Electricity Debt After Disconnection By South Africa

The Nigerian High Commission in South Africa has settled its outstanding electricity bills following the disconnection of power to its premises by municipal authorities. The Mayor of City of Tshwane, Nasiphi Moya, had earlier announced that electricity supply to the Nigerian High Commission was cut as part of the city’s debt recovery drive. Moya said…

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Africa: ‘At Africa’s First Our Ocean Conference, a Test of Global Will On High Seas Protection and Deep-Sea Mining’

Africa: The High Cost of Politics – Enabling Corruption and Fiscal Indiscipline in Africa

Elections are fundamental to democracy but their financial implications are escalating. Between now and 2027, many African countries, including Nigeria, Kenya, and Congo, will hold elections. This is at a time when the rising cost of politics and campaign spending is rapidly changing the electoral landscape across the continent, with implications for democracy’s health. Campaigns,…

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