Emilian Popa runs a healthtech company that does not behave like one. While investors spent years debating whether African healthtech could scale sustainably, Ilara Health concentrated on a narrower and more practical problem: small private clinics lack diagnostic equipment because they cannot afford to finance it. The company’s response has been straightforward. It supplies clinics…
Investment by French institutions in African business and entrepreneurship marks a break with the old post-colonial order. In a bid to reset its economic diplomacy in Africa, France has in recent years distanced itself from the paternalistic vocabulary of aid and development in its dealings with the continent. It is now more focused on engagement…
Hong Kong conglomerate CK Hutchison Holdings has agreed to sell its stake in VodafoneThree for $5.8 billion, a move that significantly strengthens its financial position and signals a renewed focus on global acquisitions. The divestment marks a strategic pivot for the group as it looks to redeploy capital into higher-growth opportunities across its diverse portfolio….
Honda Motor has announced plans to withdraw its automobile business from South Korea by the end of 2026, marking a significant strategic retreat as the company grapples with mounting losses and shifting priorities in the global transition toward electric vehicles. The decision will see Honda cease car sales operations through its local subsidiary, Honda Korea,…
Japan is stepping up efforts to secure alternative energy sources for its shipping industry by supporting a new initiative to produce biofuel from jatropha plants in parts of Africa, marking a significant move toward diversifying global fuel supply chains and reducing carbon emissions. The project, currently in its trial phase, focuses on cultivating Jatropha, a…
Nigeria’s financial industry is entering a period of heightened stress as macroeconomic pressures, currency volatility, and rising credit risks expose structural weaknesses across parts of the banking sector. While the system remains broadly stable, analysts say certain institutions are facing mounting balance sheet strain, prompting closer scrutiny from regulators led by the Central Bank of…
Regional tensions across the Middle East have intensified sharply as the escalating conflict involving Iran continues to send shockwaves through security arrangements, energy markets, and diplomatic relations in the Gulf, with Saudi Arabia and neighbouring states taking heightened precautionary measures amid fears of further escalation. The crisis, now stretching across multiple fronts, has created what…
In one of the most controversial decisions in African football history, Senegal national football team have been sensationally stripped of their Africa Cup of Nations title—two months after lifting the trophy in scenes of national celebration. What was once hailed as a triumphant moment for Senegal has now been overturned by the Confederation of African…
Award-winning Midlands law firm FBC Manby Bowdler has strengthened its regional footprint with the acquisition of established Black Country practice Jordans Solicitors for an undisclosed sum. The deal, announced on March 3, brings Jordans’ 30-strong team — based in Blackheath and Halesowen — into the expanding Adeptio Law Group network. FBC Manby Bowdler is the…
The number of workers on zero-hours contracts has hit a record high, ahead of Labour’s planned crackdown on the practice from next year. A surge in 16-to-24-year-olds and workers not in full-time education helped drive the number of people employed on the contracts to 1.23 million in December. Analysis by the Work Foundation at Lancaster…
Tottenham Hotspur boss Igor Tudor cut a furious figure on the touchline as his side were dismantled 4–1 by Arsenal in a bruising North London derby. In his first game in charge, the Croatian tactician was seen repeatedly urging his back line to push higher, only for his instructions to appear ignored as Spurs retreated…
The Caribbean is stepping beyond its sun-and-sand stereotype, harnessing regional integration and emerging industries to power a new phase of economic growth. While tourism remains vital — with 30 million international arrivals in 2025 — governments are accelerating diversification into energy, agribusiness, logistics and business services amid global trade tensions and climate pressures. Oil has…
Regional integration and a surge in new industries are reshaping the Caribbean economy as governments respond to global trade tensions, climate shocks and shifting geopolitics. Long defined by tourism, the region is now accelerating investment in energy, agribusiness, logistics and business services to diversify growth and strengthen resilience. Oil discoveries have transformed Guyana, where offshore…
A tense evening in European football turned controversial when a UEFA Champions League fixture between Benfica and Real Madrid was suspended after Vinicius Junior alleged he had been subjected to racist abuse by an opponent. The interruption overshadowed the sporting contest, redirecting global attention toward persistent concerns about racism in football and the responsibilities of…
As the global tourism industry continues its recovery from the pandemic’s heavy toll, a new strategic initiative is reshaping how countries attract investment and stimulate economic growth — tourism economic free zones. These designated areas offer a combination of fiscal and regulatory incentives to boost tourism-related infrastructure, services, and experiences. Long dominated by manufacturing and…
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