Africa: Global Justice Report Offers Bold Ideas but Misses the Realities of 2 Billion Informal Workers – Economists

Africa: Global Justice Report Offers Bold Ideas but Misses the Realities of 2 Billion Informal Workers – Economists

Rising inequality is, at its core, a political and policy choice. This is the central message of the Global Justice Report authored by experts based at the World Inequality Lab, led by economists Thomas Piketty and Lucas Chancel. As economists and experts on labour, inequality and the informal economy, we believe there is a great…

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Netcampus offers AWS Cloud, AI & Certification to help learners upskill, certify, accelerate their careers

Netcampus offers AWS Cloud, AI & Certification to help learners upskill, certify, accelerate their careers

Tebogo Makgatho, CEO, Netcampus. Netcampus is proud to share with professionals, students and future innovators an exciting opportunity that can help transform careers, develop in-demand skills and prepare individuals and organisations for the future of technology. Cloud computing and artificial intelligence are no longer optional technologies. They are driving innovation, business growth and digital transformation…

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Africa: Global Justice Report Offers Bold Ideas but Misses the Realities of 2 Billion Informal Workers – Economists

Africa: GERD Offers Blueprint for Africa’s Self-Reliance, Says Hailemariam

Addis Ababa — Former Ethiopian Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn said Ethiopia’s experience in financing and building the he Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) demonstrates how African countries can drive their own development through self-reliance and greater ownership. Speaking at the Africa Mindset Reset Forum in Kigali, Hailemariam said Africa must increasingly shape its development through…

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Africa: Global Justice Report Offers Bold Ideas but Misses the Realities of 2 Billion Informal Workers – Economists

Africa: Ethiopia’s Agricultural Transformation Model Offers Lessons for Other African Nations – AU Officials

Addis Ababa — Ethiopia’s efforts to boost agricultural productivity, promote self-sufficiency, and engage smallholder farmers offer valuable lessons for other African countries seeking to strengthen food security, according to officials from the African Union (AU) and the Regional Strategic Analysis and Knowledge Support System. Clement Adjorlolo, Principal Programme Officer for Agriculture and Rural Transformation at…

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Africa: Global Justice Report Offers Bold Ideas but Misses the Realities of 2 Billion Informal Workers – Economists

Africa: South Africa Is Short of 2.6 Million Homes – Vienna’s Approach to Social Housing Offers Useful Lessons

South Africa faces a housing backlog of at least 2.6 million units, for more than 12 million people. The state supply of new, subsidised housing has declined over the past decade and the government’s housing policy is shifting. It sees the private sector as becoming the main provider of “affordable housing”. The market, according to…

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Africa: Global Justice Report Offers Bold Ideas but Misses the Realities of 2 Billion Informal Workers – Economists

Africa: AI Offers Promise for Agriculture, but Smallholder Farmers Risk Being Left Behind

Globally, agriculture faces mounting pressures. These are driven by climate change, land degradation, labour shortages, supply chain disruptions and the demand for food from a growing population. At the same time, productivity is uneven. For example, maize yields in the US often exceed 10 tons per hectare. These high yields are driven by mechanisation, improved…

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